Hyperchaos and the fusion of Moore’s automaton with gold sequences for augmented medical image encryption

This study presents a sophisticated encryption methodology specifically designed for the secure transfer of medical images across cloud services. The initial phase of the algorithm involves the consolidation of multiple images to form a single augmented image, which is then subjected to the first layer of encryption. This layer employs an encryption key and an S-box generated through a Memristive Coupled Neural Network Model (MCNNM), establishing a strong foundation for security. Following this, the novel integration of Moore's Automaton with Gold sequences is applied as a confusion mechanism, intrinsically scrambling the image structure to effectively disrupt pixel correlations. The encryption process iterates over N cycles, significantly deepening the level of encryption with each iteration. Performance evaluations reflect a considerable key space of [Formula: see text] and a high encryption rate of 15.5 Mbps, while rigorous statistical tests validate the algorithm's resilience. The encryption system proposed in this manuscript not only ensures a formidable level of security but is also pragmatically designed for application in the protection of sensitive healthcare data.

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Scientific Reports
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2025-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-29296-5
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Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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Hyperchaos and the fusion of Moore’s automaton with gold sequences for augmented medical image encryption

Wassim Alexan, Amr Aboshousha, Minar El-Aasser, Eyad Mamdouh et al.
Scientific Reports
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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Hyperchaos and the fusion of Moore’s automaton with gold sequences for augmented medical image encryption

Wassim Alexan, Amr Aboshousha, Minar El-Aasser, Eyad Mamdouh, Dina El-Damak, Mohamed Gabr
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Abstract

This study presents a sophisticated encryption methodology specifically designed for the secure transfer of medical images across cloud services. The initial phase of the algorithm involves the consolidation of multiple images to form a single augmented image, which is then subjected to the first layer of encryption. This layer employs an encryption key and an S-box generated through a Memristive Coupled Neural Network Model (MCNNM), establishing a strong foundation for security. Following this, the novel integration of Moore's Automaton with Gold sequences is applied as a confusion mechanism, intrinsically scrambling the image structure to effectively disrupt pixel correlations. The encryption process iterates over N cycles, significantly deepening the level of encryption with each iteration. Performance evaluations reflect a considerable key space of [Formula: see text] and a high encryption rate of 15.5 Mbps, while rigorous statistical tests validate the algorithm's resilience. The encryption system proposed in this manuscript not only ensures a formidable level of security but is also pragmatically designed for application in the protection of sensitive healthcare data.

Scientific ReportsVol. 15(1)
Cairo University (EG), German University in Cairo (EG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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Hyperchaos and the fusion of Moore’s automaton with gold sequences for augmented medical image encryption — Wassim Alexan, Amr Aboshousha, et al. · Scientific Reports (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS