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Post-Quantum Cryptography-Based Multimedia Encryption Communication Scheme in IoT Consumer Electronics
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Data, especially image data, is transmitted at an incredible rate due to the exponential growth in the number of connected devices brought about by the fast development of consumer electronics. Data transmission security remains fundamental in effective communication systems, especially with the emergence of the quantum era. Quantum advancements challenge traditional asymmetric cryptography, necessitating the requirement for new encryption schemes. The multimedia encryption schemes pose further challenges due to its large size, structural complexity, real-time requirements, and unique attack vectors specific to multimedia data. The current classical image encryption algorithms do not fully address the challenges posed by Quantum technology for securing the multimedia transmission. This paper proposes a hybrid framework combining Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), chaos-based encryption, and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) to secure multimedia data, particularly images, in IoT consumer electronic networks. Integrating 2D-Logistic Sine Coupling Map (2D-LSCM), initialized with the Keys generated from QKD, and NTRU algorithm, this scheme achieves robust security and efficient performance. This new architecture improves processing speeds and enhances specificity and sensitivity values, fortifying chaotic map performance. Our experimental results and comprehensive security analysis demonstrate the security and performance of the framework. Correlation Analysis using Person correlation coefficient, with a nearing zero value, ensures the confidentiality of the encrypted image.
Keywords:
Image encryption
chaos map
number theory research unit (NTRU)
quantum key distribution (QKD)
post quantum cryptography (PQC)
key encapsulation method (KEM)
Internet of Things (IoT)
consumer electronics
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