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A robust medical image cryptosystem based on hyperbolic chaotic system and circular bit-shifting-flipping techniques.

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Title: A robust medical image cryptosystem based on hyperbolic chaotic system and circular bit-shifting-flipping techniques.
Authors: Rajendran, Sujarani1 (AUTHOR), Baskar, Chanthini2 (AUTHOR), Gugapriya G.1,2 (AUTHOR) gugapriya.g@vit.ac.in, Sridharan, Supriya3 (AUTHOR)
Source: Alexandria Engineering Journal. Jun2024, Vol. 97, p169-183. 15p.
Subjects: Image encryption, Diagnostic imaging, Uncertainty (Information theory), Digital technology, Image transmission, Medical imaging systems, Security systems, Statistics
Abstract: Due to the hasty growth of digital technology, securing medical images for transmission and storage is a significant issue. Information on the texture of medical images is essential for diagnosis. Hence, protecting these content has become a great challenge in the e-Healthcare system. So, we propose a novel dynamic circular bit shifting and bit-flipping process in the diffusion phase of the image cryptosystem to provide high level protection for the medical image. In the developed framework, at first, the hyperbolic chaotic map is executed for generating three hyper chaotic series and these chaotic series are utilized for encryption process. In encryption process, primarily the secret image is confused by utilizing any two chaotic series, then the confused image is divided into blocks and each block is diffused by executing the proposed dynamic circular bit shifting and bit-flipping process which greatly increases the probability and complexity level of the developed cryptosystem. Evaluation using different medical images represents that the proposed model has robustness, high efficiency, key sensitivity and also has the ability to withstand different attacks. This has been represented using the results of security measures and statistical analysis, such as Shannon entropy (7.997), CC (< 0), NPCR (99.63 %), UACI (37.14 %), SSIM (< 0), FSIM (< 0.5), PSNR (6.88). These results prove that the developed medical crypt can efficiently provide better security for medical images utilized in real time medical application like e-Healthcare and telemedicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Due to the hasty growth of digital technology, securing medical images for transmission and storage is a significant issue. Information on the texture of medical images is essential for diagnosis. Hence, protecting these content has become a great challenge in the e-Healthcare system. So, we propose a novel dynamic circular bit shifting and bit-flipping process in the diffusion phase of the image cryptosystem to provide high level protection for the medical image. In the developed framework, at first, the hyperbolic chaotic map is executed for generating three hyper chaotic series and these chaotic series are utilized for encryption process. In encryption process, primarily the secret image is confused by utilizing any two chaotic series, then the confused image is divided into blocks and each block is diffused by executing the proposed dynamic circular bit shifting and bit-flipping process which greatly increases the probability and complexity level of the developed cryptosystem. Evaluation using different medical images represents that the proposed model has robustness, high efficiency, key sensitivity and also has the ability to withstand different attacks. This has been represented using the results of security measures and statistical analysis, such as Shannon entropy (7.997), CC (< 0), NPCR (99.63 %), UACI (37.14 %), SSIM (< 0), FSIM (< 0.5), PSNR (6.88). These results prove that the developed medical crypt can efficiently provide better security for medical images utilized in real time medical application like e-Healthcare and telemedicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:11100168
DOI:10.1016/j.aej.2024.04.001