Abstract
Chaotic systems are widely used in designing encryption algorithms for their ideal dynamical performances. One-dimensional (1D) chaotic maps have the highest efficiency in implementation and have achieved great attention. However, 1D chaotic maps have a common security weakness, which is that their key space is relatively small. Therefore, in this paper, a cluster of 1D quadratic chaotic maps is proposed according to the topological conjugate theory. The 1D chaotic map has three tunable parameters which have a significant expansion in parameter space than the traditional 1D chaotic maps. The 1D map is proved to be chaotic theoretically since it is topologically conjugated with a logistic chaotic map. An example of a 1D quadratic chaotic map is provided in this paper, and several numerical simulation results indicate that this 1D quadratic map has ideal chaotic characteristics, which are consistent with the theoretical analysis. To verify the effectiveness of this 1D quadratic map, a novel image encryption algorithm is proposed. The security of this image encryption algorithm is completely dependent on the properties of the 1D quadratic map. Security experimental test results show that this image encryption algorithm has a high-security level, and is quite competitive with other chaos-based image encryption algorithms.
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