Abstract

ABSTRACT Since patient diagnostic data such as X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, etc. contain very sensitive information about a patient's health, it must be encrypted to prevent unauthorized access. In chaotic-based image encryption methods, the lower-dimensional chaotic maps are insufficient because they can be estimated through some signal estimation technologies; therefore, a higher-order novel 5D logistic chaotic map along with DNA encoding and the Arnold map for medical image encryption is presented to overcome the vital medical breaching that could cost a life. In this work, the advantages of DNA principles and high-dimensional chaotic maps are used to develop an efficient encryption method for the protection of medical images. The strategy is useful due to the fact that the higher order makes the system more complicated and tough to penetrate. The large keyspace up to, anti attack capabilities, and comparison of various standard parameters with different literatures illustrate the algorithm's superiority.

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