Chaos-based cryptography is the applicability of the chaos theory and its mathematical background to create new and unique cryptography algorithms. In 1989, it was investigated for the first time by Robert Matthews in [1] and it attracted significant interest.
Compared to normal cryptographic primitives that we use every day, to use chaos theory and systems in an efficient way, the chaotic maps have to be implemented with respect for confusion and diffusion. In this chapter, we ...
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