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Title:
NEW HIDING TECHNIQUE IN DIGITAL SIGNATURE BASED ON ZIGZAG TRANSFORM AND CHAOTIC MAPS
Authors: Nada E. El-Meligy, Tamer O. Diab, Ashraf S. Mohra, Ashraf Y. Hassan and Wageda I. El-Sobky
Year: 2023
Keywords: Digital Signature, Scanning Technique, Cryptocurrency, Chaotic Map.
Journal: Journal of Jilin University (Engineering and Technology Edition)
Volume: 42
Issue: 09-2023
Pages: 358-375
Publisher: Jilin Daxue Xuebao (Gongxueban)
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

This paper presents a novel approach to digital signature by integrating the ElGamal or Schnorr digital signature algorithms, chaotic systems, and scanning techniques. Briefly, ZZBCRP is a zigzag transformation that is used firstly to construct a permuted transaction, which technique starts from any random position and intersects in both directions, which is more complex than zigzag transform techniques. Then using ElGamal or Schnorr signature schemes based on chaotic maps. This modification aims to make private key and random number dependent on discrete chaotic maps. Even if the private key chosen is small, it is easy by using the huge amount of points in chaotic maps 2-D or 3-D to extract strong and unique key. This change complicates the relationship between the private key, public key and the transaction signature. A two-dimensional trigonometric discrete chaotic map is used that integrated Logistic-sine-cosine maps, and a three-dimensional hyperchaotic map (3-D SCC) which are based on a sine map. Our performance analysis shows that compared to schemes; this scheme not only improves the level of efficiency but also assures safety. The performance analysis shows that our scheme is not only more efficient compared to other related systems, but also safer.

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