Abstract

In order to deal with the security of image information, this paper proposes a chaotic image encryption method based on fractional wavelet transform. First, fractional wavelet transform is applied to preprocess the image as a signal. After three-level fractional wavelet decomposition, high-frequency components are obtained with low frequency components. Second, the hash function is used to generate the initial value of the chaotic system for the plaintext operation, and the initial value is brought into the Lorenz system to obtain the chaotic sequence, the chaotic sequence is scrambled for the high frequency components, and the 3D cyclic displacement scrambling is performed for the low frequency components. The high-frequency components and low-frequency components are reconstructed by fractional wavelet transform and restored to the final scrambled image. Last, in order to further deepen the encryption effect, cyclic displacement diffusion is performed on the scrambled image to obtain the final encrypted image. Experimental and simulation results show that the algorithm proposed in this paper has excellent encryption effect and can resist common attack methods.

Highlights

  • Image encryption is widely used in secure communication, information hiding and digital watermarking

  • In this paper, a chaotic image encryption algorithm is proposed based on the fractional wavelet transform

  • The image is preprocessed based on the fractional wavelet transform, and the image after three-level wavelet decomposition is divided into two types of components, highfrequency components and low-frequency components

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Image encryption is widely used in secure communication, information hiding and digital watermarking. Wavelet analysis needs to be dynamically combined with other related technologies, such as dynamic S-box technology, neural network technology [10], Fourier transform and chaotic system [11], etc., Reference [12] proposes a new encryption scheme, which can transform the plaintext image pixels into visually meaningful encrypted images. In this scheme, confusion and diffusion of plaintext image are introduced by using entangled logic mapping, and the final ciphertext image is realized by using grayscale replacement Box (S-box).

FRACTIONAL WAVELET TRANSFORM
IMAGE ENCRYPTION STRATEGY
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
CORRELATION ANALYSIS
TIME COMPLEXITY ANALYSIS
CONCLUSION
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