Chaos Based Pseudo Random Bit Generator Design and Its Application in Secure Image Encryption

Security and privacy problems in communication systems and social media platforms where digital image/video are shared almost always, have attracted researchers interest on information security. Starting from this point of view, a novel one-dimensional chaotic maps based pseudo random bit generator is proposed to make a significant contribution to the literature about protection of personal data in any network. Electronic circuit realizations of Logistic and Tent maps as entropy source are designed on Orcad-Pspice environment and state variables are inputted to novel post-processor algorithm. The rest of main blocks of proposed pseudo random bit generator design are built up fixed-point binary conversion algorithm, XOR processor and H function post-processor. The generated pseudo random bit series are tested by using NIST 800.22 statistical test suite and applied to color image encryption in order to show the effectiveness of proposed design. Cryptanalysis processes such as histogram, NPCR-UACI and correlation analysis are demonstrated. Analysis results show that the proposed design can be used successfully in many secure communication and media transmission applications.