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A novel image encryption scheme using 3D chaotic maps with Josephus permutation and dynamic diffusion

Lu et al., 2025

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10346617326228396060
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Lu W
Jin C
Wang J
Liu X
Liu J
Zhai Z
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Journal of King Saud University Computer and Information Sciences

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With the rapid development of digital communication, cloud computing, and intelligent applications such as smart healthcare and the Internet of Things (IoT), secure image transmission has become a critical challenge. Traditional encryption algorithms often face …
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