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The flow diagram regarding the integrate multiple image encryption scheme

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The diagram of Baker mapping process
The chaotic phase diagrams of new 4-demensional hyperchaotic system
The flow diagram regarding the integrate multiple image encryption scheme
The diagram of image integration and permutation
+8 The inner and outer permutation for the 1st sub-image
Integrate encryption of multiple images based on a new hyperchaotic system and Baker map
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  • Aug 2024
Image encryption serves as a crucial means to safeguard information against unauthorized access during both transmission and storage phases. This paper introduces an integrated encryption algorithm tailored for multiple images, leveraging a novel hyperchaotic system and the Baker map to augment the key space and enhance security measures. The metho...
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