Based on the traditional Kent mapping, an improved Kent mapping is proposed, which increases its sequence complexity, key space and parameter range. The image is divided into equal parts and scrambled by Rubik's cube function. The initial value and control parameters are generated by the hash function, and two improved Kent chaotic mapping sequences and Logistic sequences are generated. Finally, the encrypted image is generated by the chaotic sequence. In-depth analysis and simulation of image gray distribution, adjacent pixel correlation, information entropy, key space and robustness show that the algorithm has high security and strong anti-attack ability.
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