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Image Encryption Based on Local Fractional Derivative Complex Logistic Map

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Local fractional calculus (fractal calculus) plays a crucial role in applications, especially in computer sciences and engineering. One of these applications appears in the theory of chaos. Therefore, this paper… Click to show full abstract

Local fractional calculus (fractal calculus) plays a crucial role in applications, especially in computer sciences and engineering. One of these applications appears in the theory of chaos. Therefore, this paper studies the dynamics of a fractal complex logistic map and then employs this map to generate chaotic sequences for a new symmetric image encryption algorithm. Firstly, we derive the fractional complex logistic map and investigate its dynamics by determining its equilibria, geometric properties, and chaotic behavior. Secondly, the fractional chaotic sequences of the proposed map are employed to scramble and alter image pixels to increase resistance to decryption attacks. The output findings indicate that the proposed algorithm based on fractional complex logistic maps could effectively encrypt various kinds of images. Furthermore, it has better security performance than several existing algorithms.

Keywords: logistic map; complex logistic; image encryption; local fractional

Journal Title: Symmetry
Year Published: 2022

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