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With the rapid development of computer network technology, information security has drawn considerable attention in recent years. Owing to the characteristics of multi-dimensional operation and parallel processing capability, optical image encryption techniques are arousing great interest in many exciting fields. Since the pioneering work on optical image encryption using double random phase encoding technique, a large number of algorithms and architectures have been proposed and realized. However, with the further analysis of the securities of these schemes, most of them have been verified to be vulnerable to different types of attack algorithms. Recently, optical encryption schemes based on the polarization properties of light wave have been extensively studied, for an additional flexibility in the encryption key design is provided, which can achieve high robustness against brute force attack by a combination of multiple private keys. Nevertheless, optical encryption schemes based on the polarization properties of light wave could still be vulnerable to known- and chosen- plaintext attacks. Therefore, in this paper, a novel asymmetric polarization encryption method is implemented for dual images, and combined with interference-based optical image encryption method and a Q-plate. First, the information about the two images to be encrypted is separated into two pure phase plates by means of interference optical image encryption, which will be further encoded into two mutually orthogonally polarized light beams. Next, the Q-plate and pixelated polarizer are used for realizing different polarization distributions of the two light beam. Ultimately, the output intensity distribution is recorded by a charge coupled device (CCD) which will be treated as the final ciphertext. For actualizing the asymmetric encryption, one of the pure phase plates acts as a decryption key, which is different from the encryption key. We can control the polarization state of each pixel according to the parameter q, causing the Q-plate to be electrically controllable and the optic-axis orientation of each pixel to differ from one another. It should be emphasized that the value of q and the polarization angle of the pixelated polarizer play the role of two encryption keys, which improves the security of the algorithm extremely, due to their high sensitiveness. Theoretical analyses and numerical simulations verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed encryption scheme.
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Keywords:
- Q-plate /
- asymmetric encryption /
- polarization
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图 3 加密算法的模拟结果 (a), (b)原图1和原图2; (c)密文图像; (d)加密密钥
$\theta _{{\rm{rand}}}^{\left( {u,v} \right)}$ ; (e)解密密钥${\varphi _2}$ ; (f), (g)解密得到的两幅图像Figure 3. Simulation result of encryption algorithm: (a), (b) Original image of Lena and library; (c) ciphertext image; (d) encryption key
$\theta _{{\rm{rand}}}^{\left( {u,v} \right)}$ ; (e) decryption key; (f), (g) decrypted image.图 7 抗噪声攻击模拟图 (a)第一幅解密图的相关系数CC随k变化的曲线图及k = 0.02, 0.06时的解密图; (b)第二幅解密图的相关系数CC随k变化的曲线图及k = 0.02, 0.06时的解密图
Figure 7. Simulation diagram of anti-noise attack: (a) CC curve of noise attack including decrypted the first image obtained with k = 0.02, 0.06; (b) CC curve of noise attack including decrypted the second image obtained with k = 0.02, 0.06.
图 8 传统偏振加密和使用Q-plate做偏振加密比较 (a)传统用波片做偏振加密, 加密密钥波片角度改变万分之一后的解密图; (b), (c)用Q-plate做偏振加密, 密钥q值改变万分之一后的解密图
Figure 8. Traditional polarization encryption compared with polarization encryption utilizing a q-plate: (a) Decryption image of traditional polarization encryption employing wave plates with the angle changed by 1/10000; (b), (c) decryption image of polarization encryption employing a Q-plate with the parameter q changed by 1/10000.
图 9 使用Q-plate做偏振加密和传统偏振加密比较 (a)用Q-plate做偏振加密, 信息丢失6.25%的密文图; (b), (c)用Q-plate做偏振加密, 密文信息丢失6.25%的解密图; (d)传统偏振加密, 信息丢失6.25%的密文图; (e)传统偏振加密, 信息丢失6.25%的解密图
Figure 9. Polarization encryption utilizing a q-plate compared with traditional polarization encryption: (a) Ciphertext with 6.25% occlusion of polarization encryption employing a Q-plate; (b), (c) decrypted image from (a); (d) ciphertext with 6.25% occlusion of traditional polarization encryption; (e) decrypted image from (d).
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[1] Refregier P, Javidi B 1995 Opt. Lett. 20 767Google Scholar
[2] Deng X P, Zhao D M 2012 Opt. Laser Technol. 44 136Google Scholar
[3] Abuturab M R 2015 Opt. Lasers Eng. 69 49Google Scholar
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[5] Sui L S, Xin M T, Tian A L, Jin H Y 2013 Opt. Lasers Eng. 51 1297Google Scholar
[6] Chen W, Chen X 2012 Appl. Opt. 51 6076Google Scholar
[7] Rajput S K, Nishchal N K 2013 Appl. Opt. 52 4343Google Scholar
[8] Qin W, Peng X 2010 Opt. Lett. 35 118Google Scholar
[9] Chen W, Chen X D 2011 Opt. Commun. 284 3913Google Scholar
[10] Rajput S K, Nishchal N K 2012 Appl. Opt. 51 1446Google Scholar
[11] Liu W, Liu Z J, Liu S T 2013 Opt. Lett. 38 1651Google Scholar
[12] Wang X G, Zhao D M 2012 Opt. Commun. 285 1078Google Scholar
[13] Rajput S K, Nishchal N K 2013 Appl. Opt. 52 871Google Scholar
[14] Wang X G, Chen Y X, Dai C Q, Zhao D M 2013 Appl. Opt. 53 208
[15] Alfalou A, Brosseau C 2010 Opt. Lett. 35 2185Google Scholar
[16] Rajput S K, Nishchal N K 2012 Appl. Opt. 51 5377Google Scholar
[17] Wang Q, Guo Q, Zhou J Y 2013 Appl. Opt. 52 8854Google Scholar
[18] Cai J J, Shen X J, Lei M 2017 Opt. Commun. 403 211Google Scholar
[19] Wang Q, Xiong D, Alfalou A, Brosseau C 2018 Opt. Commun. 415 56Google Scholar
[20] Fatima A, Nishchal N K 2018 Opt. Commun. 417 30Google Scholar
[21] Zhou J X, Liu Y C, Ke Y G, Luo H L, Wen S C 2015 Opt. Lett. 40 3193Google Scholar
[22] Marrucci L, Manzo C, Paparo D 2006 Rev. Lett. 96 163905Google Scholar
[23] Yi X N, Ling X H, Zhang Z Y, Li Y, Zhou X X, Liu Y C, Chen S Z, Luo H L, Wen S C 2014 Opt. Express 22 17207Google Scholar
[24] Zhan Q W 2009 Adv. Opt. Photonics 1 1Google Scholar
[25] Hasman E, Kleiner V, Biener G, Niv A 2003 Appl. Phys. Lett. 82 328Google Scholar
[26] Niv A, Biener G, Kleiner V, Hasman E 2005 Opt. Lett. 30 2933Google Scholar
[27] Zhang Y, Wang B 2008 Opt. Lett. 33 2443Google Scholar
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