Abstract
With the wide application of digital images in the network, the problems of information security and transmission efficiency need to be solved urgently. Fractal encoding as an efficient compression method, its security is not guaranteed. To solve these problems, this paper proposes a new image compression and encryption scheme based on chaotic map and frequency division joint compression coding, which uses the combination of fractal encoding and adaptive-thresholding sparsification to compress images. Arnold scrambling and chaos-based plane scrambling diffusion are embedded in two compression processes respectively. In addition, an efficient encryption algorithm is designed based on the coupling-enhanced chaotic map, which encrypt the compressed data as a whole through simultaneous scrambling of parent blocks and sub-blocks and zigzag round-trip diffusion. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed image compression and encryption scheme is suitable for gray and color images, and can achieve higher compression ratio and improve the efficiency of fractal compression. The designed encryption algorithm is reliable, and more efficient than several advanced image encryption schemes.
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