The invention relates to a
remote sensing image
encryption method based on four-dimensional hyperchaotic mapping, and belongs to the technical field of
information security. The method comprises the following steps: constructing a four-dimensional hyperchaotic
system based on improved Henon and Quadratic mapping; generating an initial value of a four-dimensional hyper-
chaotic system by combining the chi-square test value and the hash value of the
remote sensing image to be encrypted, and performing iteration to generate a pseudo-
random sequence; the method comprises the following steps: partitioning a
remote sensing image to be encrypted, generating a three-dimensional
random matrix by using a pseudo-
random sequence to perform pixel scrambling on the partitioned image, generating four one-dimensional random matrixes by using the pseudo-
random sequence, and obtaining four new S boxes for pixel replacement by combining a dynamic
mask interleaving method; and combining the
Gaussian function and the sine function to generate a waveform curve, and performing XOR on the waveform curve and the value of the pseudo-random sequence to realize scrambling and
diffusion of pixels, and finally forming a
ciphertext image. The objective of the invention is to solve the technical problem that security is difficult to guarantee due to relatively
single phase space structure and obvious periodic characteristics during image
encryption of traditional
chaotic mapping.