Encryption of Audio Signals Using the Elzaki Transformation and the Lorenz Chaotic System Lorenz Chaotic System

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14092v1
• Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2024 10:13:17 GMT
• Title: Encryption of Audio Signals Using the Elzaki Transformation and the Lorenz Chaotic System Lorenz Chaotic System
• Authors: Shadman R. Kareem,
• Abstract summary: Several cryptographic techniques have been particularly designed to ensure the privacy of digital images. This study presents a novel method for encrypting color images utilizing chaos theory and a special transformation.
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• Abstract: The preservation of image privacy during storage and transmission is of paramount importance in several areas including healthcare, military, safe communication, and video conferencing. Protecting data privacy demands the use of robust image encryption techniques. Several cryptographic techniques have been particularly designed to ensure the privacy of digital images. This study presents a novel method for encrypting color images utilizing chaos theory and a special transformation. This indicated approach first employs the Lorenz chaos theory to scramble the audio files. Following that, we utilize a technique that involves using the Maclaurin series expansion of hyperbolic functions and the Elzaki transform to encrypt the audio. Subsequently, we decode it by applying the inverse Elzaki transform. The key for the coefficients obtained from the transformation is created using modular arithmetic methods. Comparisons between the techniques are conducted based on a number of performance measures, including entropy analysis, spectrogram plotting, and correlation coefficients. Theoretical analysis and simulation indicate the efficacy of the proposed approach and confirm that this method is suitable for actual audio encryption. Moreover, the security inquiry indicates that an extra layer of security is provided by the provided audio encryption approach

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