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Cryptanalyzing an image encryption scheme using reverse 2-dimensional chaotic map and dependent diffusion
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In the recent literature, many research studies have proven that Known and Chosen plaintext attacks are very efficient tools that are widely used to cryptanalyze partially or completely some chaos-based and non-chaos cryptosystems. In this paper, we addressed some weaknesses in the first Zhang et al., cryptosystem An image encryption scheme using reverse 2-dimensional chaotic map and dependent diffusion. First, we analyzed the encryption process of Zhang et al., and we found that the non-linear diffusion process can be removed because its argument is present in the ciphered image. Then, based on this observation we derived a partial cryptanalysis equation that removes the effect of the diffusion function and accordingly permits to recover the permuted version of the ciphered image. As a result of the previous operation, the brute-force attack became more suitable. In addition, we mounted a chosen plaintext attack based on a proposed chosen plain image. Consequently, the encryption key space is reduced or recovered for one round, also, the average values of NPCR and UCAI randomness parameters become small compared to the optimal values, and moreover, they are very low for specific pixel position attacks.
Keywords:
Cryptanalysis
Chosen plain-text attack
Chaos-based cryptosystem
Diffusion effect
Brute force attack
Key space
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