A Simple Deterministic Lorenz Chaotic–Based Methodology to Cipher and Decipher Information*
Metodología Basada en el Modelo Discreto del Sistema de Lorenz Para Cifrar y Descifrar Información
Miguel S. Suárez Castañón1, Carlos Aguilar Ibañez2 and Juan C. Martínez García3
1 Escuela Superior de Cómputo del I.P.N. Av. Juan de Dios Bátiz S/N esq. Manuel Othón de Mendizabal 07738 México, D.F., México Tel. +(52)–55–57296000, ext. 52028,
e–mail: sasuarez@prodigy.net.mx
3 Departamento de Control Automático CINVESTAV–IPN 07300 México, D.F., México
e–mail: martinez@ctrl.cinvestav.mx
Article received on June 24, 2006; accepted on October 01, 2007
* A first version of this work was presented at the 3º Congreso Internacional en Control, Instrumentación Virtual y Sistemas Digitales, August, 2001, pp.20-29.
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We present a secure deterministic cipher and decipher mechanism based on the well–known Lorenz dynamic system. The ciphering process is performed by the combination of the message to be ciphered and the states of the Lorenz dynamic system, which act as the ciphering key. The deciphering process is implemented by the reconstruction of the key, which is generated using a Lorenz system state observer. The observed key is then used in the decipher process in order to recover the ciphered message.
Keywords: Cipher/Decipher, Chaotic System, State Observer, Discrete Lorenz System
Resumen
En este artículo presentamos un mecanismo seguro de cifrado y descifrado determinístico basado en el muy conocido sistema dinámico de Lorenz. El proceso de cifrado se lleva a cabo mediante la combinación del mensaje a ser cifrado y los estados del sistema de Lorenz, el cual actúa como llave de cifrado. El proceso de descifrado se realiza mediante la reconstrucción de la llave, que es generada usando un observador de estado del sistema de Lorenz. La llave observada es usada en el proceso de descifrado con el objeto de recuperar el mensaje cifrado
Palabras Clave: Cifrador/Decifrador, Sistema Caótico, Observador de Estado, Sistema de Lorenz
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