High security chaotic multiple access scheme for visible light communication systems with advanced encryption standard interleaving

Junchao Qiu; Lin Zhang; Diyang Li; Xingcheng Liu

doi:10.1117/1.OE.55.6.066121

28 June 2016 High security chaotic multiple access scheme for visible light communication systems with advanced encryption standard interleaving

Junchao Qiu, Lin Zhang, Diyang Li, Xingcheng Liu

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Optical Engineering, Vol. 55, Issue 6, 066121 (June 2016). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.55.6.066121

Abstract

Chaotic sequences can be applied to realize multiple user access and improve the system security for a visible light communication (VLC) system. However, since the map patterns of chaotic sequences are usually well known, eavesdroppers can possibly derive the key parameters of chaotic sequences and subsequently retrieve the information. We design an advanced encryption standard (AES) interleaving aided multiple user access scheme to enhance the security of a chaotic code division multiple access-based visible light communication (C-CDMA-VLC) system. We propose to spread the information with chaotic sequences, and then the spread information is interleaved by an AES algorithm and transmitted over VLC channels. Since the computation complexity of performing inverse operations to deinterleave the information is high, the eavesdroppers in a high speed VLC system cannot retrieve the information in real time; thus, the system security will be enhanced. Moreover, we build a mathematical model for the AES-aided VLC system and derive the theoretical information leakage to analyze the system security. The simulations are performed over VLC channels, and the results demonstrate the effectiveness and high security of our presented AES interleaving aided chaotic CDMA-VLC system.

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Junchao Qiu, Lin Zhang, Diyang Li, and Xingcheng Liu "High security chaotic multiple access scheme for visible light communication systems with advanced encryption standard interleaving," Optical Engineering 55(6), 066121 (28 June 2016). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.55.6.066121

Published: 28 June 2016

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