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Optical and Quantum Electronics

Multiple single-channel cryptosystem based on QZ decomposition, CMYK color space fusion and wavelength multiplexing

Muhammad Rafiq Abuturab

Published Dec 30, 2023• 5 citations
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10.1007/s11082-023-06001-2

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With the exponential growth of digital communication channels, the transmission and storage of high-dimensional multimedia data, including images and videos, have become crucial to modern information systems. The areas like defense, healthcare and banking utilize the modern communication channels very often to share information. Thus, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of sensitive visual information has become a critical challenge. Although there are various conventional data security algorithms that exist, they often encounter limitations in handling large-scale image data due to high computational complexity and slow processing speed. Optical cryptosystems have emerged as a promising alternative owing to their inherent parallelism, multidimensional processing capability, large key space, and high-speed implementation. In this review, recent advancements in optical cryptosystems beyond classical DRPE scheme are summarized. Particularly, we examine the asymmetric optical cryptosystems based on PTFT, QZ decomposition, QZ synthesis, SVD, GSVD, interference, and computer-generated holography. Moreover, this review also discussed the emerging approaches of optical data security using structured light beams such as vector vortex beams. Finally, the review covered various techniques to test the vulnerabilities of optical cryptosystems such as plaintext and modified plaintext attacks, AI based cryptographic attacks, and iterative attacks designed for asymmetric cryptosystems. The objective of this review article is to serve as a reference text for readers from a variety of research backgrounds interested in the domain of optical information security.