Implementation Of The Arnold Catmap On A Combination Of Symmetric And Asymmetric Cryptography
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10.33395/sinkron.v9i1.13175Keywords:
AES, RSA, Arnold Map, Digital ImageAbstract
The escalating need for robust data security has propelled cyber security practitioners into a perpetual quest for innovative solutions. This endeavor involves the strategic amalgamation of cryptographic algorithms with meticulously customized alterations to specific algorithmic processes. In this pursuit of heightened data protection, the Arnold Cat Map emerges as a pivotal tool, a mathematical transformation that gracefully elucidates the intricate movement of points within a two-dimensional plane. This movement occurs in a systematic and repetitive manner, rendering it an indispensable asset in the domains of cryptography and image scrambling. The Arnold Cat Map operates by meticulously relocating each point within the two-dimensional plane to a fresh coordinate, all the while adhering to an intricately structured pattern. The result is a formidable "mixing" effect that enhances data security. When applied theoretically to widely employed encryption methods like Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) for symmetric encryption and the Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) algorithm for asymmetric encryption, the Arnold Cat Map exhibits the potential to significantly augment the randomness of the encrypted output. This augmentation of randomness, in turn, fortifies the security of digital assets and communications, making them more resilient against adversarial attacks. By introducing this innovative concept into the realm of cryptography, cyber security practitioners endeavor to fortify data security, offering a higher degree of confidence in the protection of sensitive information and digital assets against a backdrop of ever-evolving cyber threats.
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