Abstract
There is need to develop and create new data protection mechanisms aimed at the compensating for the lack of security of WSNs. This paper introduces new cryptographic image-based techniques aimed at improving data security in WSNs. The solution also integrates imaging processing techniques with advanced cryptographic principles to merge a two-layered security architecture. This work provides a new WSN-specific encryption algorithm that delivers low energy consumption and smaller computational burden. Likewise, this is connected to an image-based authentication approach which employs steganographic methods in the information hiding technique. Intensive simulations allow the approach that supports methodology, naming increased security metrics obtained without decreasing in network performance. This study seeks to fill the gap in current practice in WSN security and provides a foundation for future research on image-based techniques integrated with cryptographic algorithms aiming at more secure data protection under limited resources.
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