Abstract
In this paper, a new chaotic image encryption algorithm based on pseudo-random bit sequence and DNA plane is proposed. The coupled map lattice (CML) is applied to design a pseudo-random bit sequence generation (PBSG) system and use the system to generate the random sequence needed in the encryption process. The initial values and parameters of the system are generated by the SHA-256 hash algorithm combined with given keys. Firstly, the plane image is decomposed into four DNA planes in combination with the DNA encoding rules, and then the four DNA planes are subjected to row circular permutation and column circular permutation. After that, the diffusion operation on each DNA plane is performed. Finally, the four DNA planes are decoded and then combined into a pixel matrix, that is, the final cipher image is obtained. Throughout the encryption process, the choice of DNA encoding and decoding rules is determined by the PBSG system. Simulation results and security analysis show that the algorithm not only has good encryption effect, but also can resist various classic attacks, and has excellent security performance.
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