Encoding-decoding message for secure communication based on adaptive chaos synchronization

In this paper, based on an adaptive chaos synchronization scheme, two methods of encoding-decoding message for secure communication are proposed. With the first method, message is directly added to the chaotic signal with parameter uncertainty. In the second method, multi-parameter modulation is used to simultaneously transmit more than one digital message （i.e., the multichannel digital communication） through just a single signal, which switches among various chaotic attractors that differ only subtly. In theory, such a treatment increases the difficulty for the intruder to directly intercept the information, and meanwhile the implementation cost decreases significantly. In addition, numerical results show the methods are robust against weak noise, which implies their practicability.

Secure communication based on spatiotemporal chaos

In this paper, we propose a novel approach to secure communication based on spatiotemporal chaos. At the transmitter end, the state variables of the coupled map lattice system are divided into two groups: one is used as the key to encrypt the plaintext in the N-shift encryption function, and the other is used to mix with the output of the N-shift function to further confuse the information to transmit. At the receiver end, the receiver lattices are driven by the received signal to synchronize with the transmitter lattices and an inverse procedure of the encoding is conducted to decode the information.Numerical simulation and experiment based on the TI TMS320C6713 Digital Signal Processor(DSP) show the feasibility and the validity of the proposed scheme.

Hyperchaotic Impulsive Synchronization and Digital Secure Communication

Based on chaos shift keying approach, impulsive signals from Hyperchaotic Chen system and Hyperchaotic Lü system are alternately emitted according to the transmission of binary signals “0” and “1”. In the receiver, these two hyperchaotic systems are adopted as response systems at the same time. The digital signals are recovered via comparing the discrete signals of the two error systems. Numerical simulations show the effectiveness of the method.

Robust Finite-time Synchronization of Non-identical Fractional-order Hyperchaotic Systems and Its Application in Secure Communication

This paper proposes a novel adaptive sliding mode control(SMC) method for synchronization of non-identical fractional-order(FO) chaotic and hyper-chaotic systems. Under the existence of system uncertainties and external disturbances,finite-time synchronization between two FO chaotic and hyperchaotic systems is achieved by introducing a novel adaptive sliding mode controller(ASMC). Here in this paper, a fractional sliding surface is proposed. A stability criterion for FO nonlinear dynamic systems is introduced. Sufficient conditions to guarantee stable synchronization are given in the sense of the Lyapunov stability theorem. To tackle the uncertainties and external disturbances, appropriate adaptation laws are introduced. Particle swarm optimization(PSO) is used for estimating the controller parameters. Finally, finite-time synchronization of the FO chaotic and hyper-chaotic systems is applied to secure communication.

Chaos-based Applications in Secure Optical Communications

A comprehensive study of an all-optical chaotic communication system,including experimental realization,real-world testing and performance characterization through bit-error-rate analysis,is presented.Pseudorandom bit sequences that are effectively encrypted in a broadband carrier produced by a chaotic emitter and sent for transmission are recovered at the receiver side.Bit-error-rate(BER) values as low as 10-7 for 1 Gb/s data rate have been achieved.Different data code lengths and bit-rates at the Gb/s region have been tested.The application of optical transmission using 100km fiber spools in an in-situ experiment and 120km in an installed optical network showed that transmission effects do not act as a considerably deteriorating factor in the final performance of chaos-based optical communication systems.

Theory and Applications of Discontinuous State Feedback Generating Chaos for Linear Systems

We investigate a kind of chaos generating technique on a type of n-dimensional linear differential systems by adding feedback control items under a discontinuous state. This method is checked with some examples of numeric simulation. A constructive theorem is proposed for generalized synchronization related to the above chaotic system.

Secure communication by small time continuous feedback

Secure communication through chaos synchronization using small time continuous feedback is investigated. The factor K\-r>2 for guaranteeing good recovery of the information signal is determined. The simulation circuit experiment is given by PSPICE circuit simulator. Theory and experiment demonstrate that the secure communication by small time continuous feedback method does not require the system to be divided into subsystems, and has no limitation of signal to noise ratio.

Private communication with photonic terahertz chaos

Terahertz(THz)communications are vulnerable to eavesdropping due to their scattering and diffraction properties,which limits their practical deployment.We propose a photonic THz chaos encryption and synchronization scheme to secure THz communications.We experimentally demonstrate the generation,encryption,and wireless transmission of a 5 Gbit∕s non-return-to-zero signal at 120 GHz using flexible photonic THz chaos.In addition,we achieve high-quality chaos synchronization with a neural network,attaining a correlation coefficient of up to 90.6%.This scheme offers a viable solution for secure THz communications,showing significant potential for enhancing wireless communication privacy.

Sliding mode control for synchronization of chaotic systems with structure or parameters mismatching

This paper deals with the synchronization of chaotic systems with structure or parameters difference. Nonlinear differential geometry theory was applied to transform the chaotic discrepancy system into canonical form. A feedback control for synchronizing two chaotic systems is proposed based on sliding mode control design. To make this controller physically realizable, an extended state observer is used to estimate the error between the transmitter and receiver. Two illustrative examples were carried out: (1) The Chua oscillator was used to show that synchronization was achieved and the message signal was recovered in spite of parametric variations; (2) Two second-order driven oscillators were presented to show that the synchronization can be achieved and that the message can be recovered in spite of the strictly different model.

Finite-time sliding mode synchronization of chaotic systems

A new finite-time sliding mode control approach is presented for synchronizing two different topological structure chaotic systems. With the help of the Lyapunov method, the convergence property of the proposed control strategy is discussed in a rigorous manner. Furthermore, it is mathematically proved that our control strategy has a faster convergence speed than the conventional finite-time sliding mode control scheme. In addition, the proposed control strategy can ensure the finite-time synchronization between the master and the slave chaotic systems under internal uncertainties and external disturbances. Simulation results are provided to show the speediness and robustness of the proposed scheme. It is worth noticing that the proposed control scheme is applicable for secure communications.

All-optical chaotic MQW laser repeater for long-haul chaotic communications

We present an all-optical chaotic multi-quantum-well (MQW) laser repeater system to be used in long-haul chaotic communications. Chaotic synchronization is achieved among transmitter, repeater, and receiver. Chaotic repeater communications with a sinusoidal signal of 0.2-GHz modulation frequency and a digital signal of 0.4-Gb/s bit rate are numerically simulated, respectively. Calculation results illustrate that the signals are well decoded by the chaotic repeaters. Its bandwidth and the characteristics at much high bit rate are also analyzed. Simulation shows that the repeater can improve decoding quality, especially in higher bit rate chaotic communications.

混沌伪随机序列和数字语音保密通信

本文提出了对混沌数据进行适当处理产生伪随机序列用于数字语音保密通信的方法，并对该序列进行了抗破译能力分析及随机性测试。通过计算机模拟实验实现数字语音的保密通信，取得了满意的结果。

基于混沌系统广义同步定理的信息隐藏方案

利用混沌系统广义同步定理,基于蔡电路系统构造了一个新的混沌系统,基于该系统设计了一个文本复合加密隐藏方案。该方案首先用复合系统产生的混沌码对明文加密,然后将密文隐藏到语音信号中。方案能够实现无失真解密。数值模拟显示新加密方案产生的混沌流具有良好的伪随机性。该方案对混沌系统的参数及初始条件极为敏感,表明该方案具有较高的安全性。数值模拟显示该方案能够有效地应用于网络通讯。

同步混沌保密通信研究与发展

介绍了同步混沌保密通信,其中重点介绍了混沌掩盖、混沌参数调制、混沌键控和混沌扩频技术,最后对其发展作了进一步的展望.

基于时空混沌保密通信的研究

提出基于时空混沌序列的保密通信方法,提出了一种用时空混沌模型产生扩频地址码的方法,讨论了驱动序列的选择方法与原则,分析了其耦合同步特性,给出了一种具体的通信系统模型。实验结果表明:此模型具有较高的保密特性和较强的同步能力,并且易于实现。另外,只用很少的几路离散混沌序列作为同步序列就可传输多路信息,有效地提高了系统的信息传输效率。