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IEFHAC: Image encryption framework based on hessenberg transform and chaotic theory for smart health.
Aiman Jan1, Shabir A Parah1, Bilal A Malik2
1Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Technology, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, India.
This study introduces an Image Encryption Framework based on Hessenberg transform and Chaotic encryption (IEFHAC) to secure sensitive patient data in smart healthcare systems. The new method enhances security and reduces encryption time for medical images.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Information Security
- Medical Informatics
Background:
- Smart cities leverage technology to enhance quality of life, with smart healthcare systems being a key innovation area.
- Secure and efficient management of big data in healthcare, particularly high-resolution medical images (80% of medical data), is critical.
- Existing security frameworks require robust encryption methods to protect sensitive patient information in medical images from unauthorized access.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and present a novel Image Encryption Framework based on Hessenberg transform and Chaotic encryption (IEFHAC).
- To improve the security and reduce the computational time for encrypting sensitive patient data, specifically medical images.
- To enhance the resilience of smart healthcare systems against unauthorized access and statistical attacks.
Main Methods:
- The proposed Image Encryption Framework based on Hessenberg transform and Chaotic encryption (IEFHAC) utilizes two 1D-chaotic maps: Logistic map and Sine map for data confusion.
- Diffusion is achieved by applying the Hessenberg household transform.
- The Logistic and Sine maps interact dynamically, altering key parameters for enhanced security.
Main Results:
- IEFHAC demonstrates superior performance with high NPCR (99.66% to 100%) and UACI (37.39%).
- The framework achieves a reduced computational time of 0.36 seconds for encryption.
- Experimental analysis confirms IEFHAC's robustness against statistical attacks.
Conclusions:
- IEFHAC offers an effective solution for securing sensitive medical images in big-data smart healthcare systems.
- The proposed method balances high security with efficient processing, crucial for real-time medical applications.
- This framework contributes to the advancement of secure data management in the evolving landscape of smart cities.
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