Novel methods of image encryption using algebraic lattices improve key space and robustness in color images.
In this paper, we have introduced a novel color image encryption technique that relies on repairing a secret encryption key using algebraic lattices represented as Hasse diagrams and cryptography based on the matrices. The color images are converted into its RGB components ( Red, Green and Blue ) and each color is converted into a matrix of integers between 0 and 255. In this encryption process we proposed tow color images Lena of type JPEG and Baboon of type BMP with similar size, and we have involved the mathematical operations: addition, multiplication, and binary calculations, also be carried out a comparative study between certain encryption algorithms on this proposed color images. The experimental results reveal that the presented methods of image encryption has the advantages of large key space, strong robustness and good encryption and decryption performance. In addition, the product method has the merits of excellent performance of encryption.
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