This paper proposes an image encryption algorithm based on a chaotic map and information entropy. Unlike Fridrich’s structure, the proposed method contains permutation, modulation, and diffusion (PMD) operations. This method avoids the shortcoming in traditional schemes of strictly shuffling the pixel positions before diffusion encryption. Information entropy is employed to influence the generation of the keystream. The initial keys used in the permutation and diffusion stages interact with each other. As a result, the algorithm acts as an indivisible entity to enhance security. Experimental results and security analyses demonstrate the good performance of the proposed algorithm as a secure and effective communication method for images.
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