Abstract
In the complex network environment, it is becoming more and more significant to protect the security of information during transmission. A secure and effective image encryption scheme by combining parallel compressed sensing with secret sharing scheme is presented in this paper. Firstly, an image is measured by parallel compressed sensing, which not only realizes compression and encryption in the meantime, but also reduces computational complexity and storage space, and enhances transmission efficiency. Secondly, a block Arnold transformation is applied to process the measurement value image, and the obtained image is called a secret image, so as to achieve the effects of scrambling and encryption. Then, the secret image is partitioned into n shadow images by Shamir’s (t,n)-threshold secret sharing scheme, at least any t of n shadows images are able to recover the secret image, so the size of shadow images can be adjusted according to different application scenarios, which is flexible. This method realizes the encryption effect, and enhances the security of the secret image. Finally, to ensure the security of shadow images, the Zigzag confusion is introduced to process n shadow images and realizes the encryption effect. Experimental results manifest that our scheme realizes security and availability of the network system under the condition of limited resources.
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