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 Plain Text : The original message (text, image,video,… etc.  Cipher Key : Encryption works by running the data (represented as numbers) through a special encryption formula (called a key). Both the sender and the receiver know this key  Cipher text: Combination of plain text and the secret key  Decryption: Recovering information from cipher text

1- Communication Security: In this type the 3 rd party can receive information but cannot know the information or change it 2- Transmission Security: In this type the 3rd party don’t know there is a communication or know but hasn't reception ability to listen

1.Substitutions: the Letters of plain text are replaced by other symbols, numbers, … etc. 2.Transposition: rearranging the order of the elements of the plaintext according to a proposed algorithm. 3.Polyalphabetic Ciphers :polyalphabetic cipher is a cipher where different substitution alphabets are used for various parts of the plaintext. 4.Running Key Ciphers: polyalphabetic substitution, where the secret key is repeated along the length of plaintext/ciphertext

The word chaos has been derived from the Greek, which refers to unpredictability which is a mathematically physic which was developed by Edward Lorenz There exist two approaches of designing chaos-based cryptography 1- analog Which are secure communication schemes designed for noisy channels based on the technique of chaos synchronization 2-Digital Are designed where one or more chaotic maps are implemented in finite commuting precision to encrypt the plain- messages in a number of ways

A linear process is one in which, if a change in any variable at some initial time produces a change in the same or some other variable at some later time.

1- Deterministic Which means that the chaotic systems have some mathematical equations ruling their behavior 2- Sensitivity These system is sensitive to initial conditions and parameters which make them change quickly 3- topological transitivity Is the tendency of the system to quickly scramble up small portions of the state space into intricate a network of filaments.

1- Confusion This process refers to substitutions which intend to make the relation ship between the key and the cipher text as complex as possible 1- Diffusion This process refers to rearranging or spreading out the bit of the message, to obtain new values which can be obtained again by the receiver

1- Baboon Cryptography Original Image Encrypted ImageDecrypted Image

2- Girl Cryptography Original Image Encrypted ImageDecrypted Image

2- Flower Cryptography Original Image Encrypted Image Decrypted Image

1- Eng. Ibrahim Fathy El-Ashry “Digital Image Encryption”, Menofia University Faculty of Electronic Engineering Dept. of Electronics and Electrical Communications Engineering, 18, No. 3, pp. 1-14, Afnan Sameer Yaseen Al-Ali Eng. “Chaos Encryption Methods for Partial Encryption of Wavelet-based Images,”, University of Basrah Yaobin Mao1 and Guanrong Chen2” Chaos-Based Image Encryption” 1 Nanjing University of Science and Technology 2 City University of Hong Kong 4- Sunil Pandey, Praveen Kaushik, Dr. S.C. Shrivastava” Rossler Nonlinear Dynamical Machine For Cryptography Applications” 5- Pianhui awu “ research on digital image Watermarking based on Hyper Chaos ” University of Derby, May Edward N. Lorenz ”Deterministic Non-Periodic Flow” 7jenuary, Gonzalo Alvarez1 and Shujun Li2” Some Basic Cryptographic Requirements for Chaos-Based Cryptosystems ” International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, vol. 16, no. 8, pp , 2006.