Abstract

Since the existing DNA encryption algorithms only have fixed DNA coding and decoding rules and a single algorithm that cannot meet more complex and more secure encryption requirements, an image encryption algorithm based on hyperchaotic system and dynamic DNA coding is proposed. The algorithm proposes two new operation methods in the DNA operation rules, namely the equal-additive column transformation and the equal-subtractive column transformation. which combine the SHA-256 function and the external key to generate the initial value of the chaotic system to ensure that key and plaintext of algorithm are correlated. In the encryption process, the plaintext image is firstly converted into a two-dimensional matrix for rotation and scrambling. Then the chaotic sequence generated by the hyperchaotic Chen system is used to perform DNA dynamic encoding, decoding and operation on the scrambled matrix and block matrix generated by logistic chaotic sequence. Finally, the encrypted matrix is scrambled in one dimension. Simulation results show that the improved encryption algorithm has a larger key space, breaks the strong correlation between image pixel layers, and can effectively resist multiple attacks.

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