Parallel distributed compensation scheme for chaotic masking system via Rivest cipher 4 stream cipher

Abstract

AbstractThis study presents a design methodology for Takagi‐Sugeno (T‐S) fuzzy models‐based secure communications in multiple time‐delay chaotic (MTDC) systems with Rivest cipher 4 (RC4) algorithm. The main advantage of the RC4 algorithm is that the key length does not affect the encryption and decryption speeds. To block a hacker from stealing a message, this study proposes increasing the complexity of an encrypted message (ciphertext) using a method of double encryption using the RC4 algorithm and chaotic masking. As a result, this more secure communications system can effectively defend the encrypted message (ciphertext). First, the RC4 algorithm and a key are used to encrypt the initial message (plaintext). To enhance security, the encrypted message (ciphertext) is then converted into an encrypted signal, which is a double encryption using chaotic masking. Additionally, an improved genetic algorithm (IGA) is adopted in this study, it can seek better feedback gains of fuzzy controllers to speed up the synchronization. In accordance with the IGA, a model‐based fuzzy controller is synthesized to exponentially stabilize the error systems so that the trajectories of the slave systems can approach those of the master systems. Finally, a numerical example with simulations is provided to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.