Security Analysis of Bit plane Level Image Encryption Schemes

High Security Nested PWLCM Chaotic Map Bit-Level Permutation Based Image Encryption

Chaotic systems produce pseudo-random sequences with good randomness; therefore, these systems are suitable to efficient image encryption. In this paper, a low complexity image encryption based on Nested Piece Wise Linear Chaotic Map (NPWLCM) is proposed. Bit planes of the grey or color levels are shuffled to increase the encryption complexity. A security analysis of the proposed system is perf...

Bit-level based secret sharing for image encryption

On the Circular Security of Bit-Encryption

Motivated by recent developments in fully homomorphic encryption, we consider the folklore conjecture that every semanticallysecure bit-encryption scheme is circular secure, or in other words, that every bit-encryption scheme remains secure even when the adversary is given encryptions of the individual bits of the private-key. We show the following obstacles to proving this conjecture: 1. We co...

Multi Bit Plane Image Steganography

This paper addresses a novel steganography method for images. Most statistical steganalysis algorithms are strong to defeat previous steganography algorithms. RS steganalysis and pixel difference histogram analysis are two well-known statistical steganalysis algorithms which detect non-random changes caused by embedding a secret message into cover image. In this paper, we first explain how two ...

Security Analysis and Enhancement for Prefix-Preserving Encryption Schemes

Prefix-preserving encryption (PPE) is an important type of encryption scheme, having a wide range of applications, such as IP addresses anonymization, prefix-matching search, and rang search. There are two issues in PPE schemes, security proof and single key requirement. Existing security proofs for PPE only reduce the security of a real PPE scheme to that of the ideal PPE object by showing the...