A novel image encryption algorithm based on fractional order 5D cellular neural network and Fisher-Yates scrambling

This paper proposes a new chaotic image encryption algorithm. Firstly, an original phased composite chaotic map is used. The comparative study shows that the map cryptographic characteristics are better than the Logistic map, and the map is used as the controller of Fisher-Yates scrambling. Secondly, with the higher complexity of the fractional-order five-dimensional cellular neural network system, it is used as a diffusion controller in the encryption process. And mix the secret key, mapping and plaintext, we can obtain the final ciphertext. Finally, the comparative experiments prove that the proposed algorithm improves the encryption efficiency, has good security performance, and can resist common attack methods.