Improved chaotic image encryption scheme for highly autocorrelated data using NCA
Zeeshan Yasin, Shifa Nadeem, Abdullah Saleem, Waqas Ahmed · 2017
The world has now evolved into a digital hub. Multimedia data such as images, videos and audio streams are being transferred, shared and accessed extensively. This extensive data is being channeled mostly through the internet. Transferring multimedia data over internet securely is one of the issues faced in the digital world [1, 2]. Several traditional encryption schemes in practice are not secure enough for encoding, due to a higher correlation in the multimedia data. Because of this high correlation, new schemes were developed and analyzed to achieve high quality encryption for images, videos and other types of multimedia data. Several security parameters are used to assess the efficiency of the encryption algorithm. These include entropy, correlation, Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Unified Average Change Intensity (UACI), Avalanche Effect, Number of Pixel Change Rate (NPCR) and Key Sensitivity. This paper addresses the limitations faced in the encryption process presented in Anees et al.'s work [3] and proposes an enhanced version for the encryption process.