Efficient asymmetric image authentication schemes based on photon counting-double random phase encoding and RSA algorithms
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- 25 May 2016
- journal article
- Published by Optica Publishing Group in Applied Optics
- Vol. 55 (16) , 4328-4335
Abstract
Recently, double random phase encoding (DRPE) has been integrated with the photon counting (PC) imaging technique for the purpose of secure image authentication. In this scheme, the same key should be securely distributed and shared between the sender and receiver, but this is one of the most vexing problems of symmetric cryptosystems. In this study, we propose an efficient asymmetric image authentication scheme by combining the PC-DRPE and RSA algorithms, which solves key management and distribution problems. The retrieved image from the proposed authentication method contains photon-limited encrypted data obtained by means of PC-DRPE. Therefore, the original image can be protected while the retrieved image can be efficiently verified using a statistical nonlinear correlation approach. Experimental results demonstrate the feasibility of our proposed asymmetric image authentication method.Keywords
Funding Information
- Chosun University (CU) (2014)
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