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17 November 2000 Stream cipher system based on chaotic maps
Fabrizio Argenti, Simone Benzi, Enrico Del Re, Roberto Genesio
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Abstract
Secure transmission of information is an important aspect of modern telecommunication systems. Data encryption is applied in several contexts, whenever privacy is a fundamental aspect, e.g., in modern mobile networks. In this work, a stream cipher based on discrete time nonlinear dynamic systems is proposed. The Henon's map is used to generate a chaotic signal. Its samples are quantized and processed to produce a sequence of data as much uncorrelated as possible. The proposed scheme demonstrates high sensitivity to the parameters of the map as well as to initial conditions. The resulting binary sequence is used to mask the stream of information bits.
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Fabrizio Argenti, Simone Benzi, Enrico Del Re, and Roberto Genesio "Stream cipher system based on chaotic maps", Proc. SPIE 4122, Mathematics and Applications of Data/Image Coding, Compression, and Encryption III, (17 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.409249
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KEYWORDS
Binary data

Quantization

Complex systems

Telecommunications

Signal generators

Signal processing

Dynamical systems

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