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A noise-tolerant cryptosystem based on the decomposition of bit-planes and the analysis of chaotic gauss iterated map

Shafique, 2022

Document ID
1202787183487751738
Author
Shafique A
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Neural Computing and Applications

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Secure communication has become a challenging task for researchers. In these circumstances, several encryption techniques for digital images have been proposed. In this paper, a new cryptosystem for color images is proposed based on the bit-plane …
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