One way Hash function construction based on chaotic mappings
Pu Wang
Abstract
Pu Wang
Abstract
The performance of one way Hash function is improved and new Hash function construction methods are proposed thourgh a novel Hash method based on chaotic mapping. Two different chaotic models are used to construct one way Hash functions. The algorithm which is sensitive to the initial message, is designed to either produce a pair of collision messages or the recovery of a message to has the given Hash result (a forgery) computationally infeasible by hashing messages of arbitrary bit length into 128bit Hash values. The advantages and potential of using chaotic mapping for one way Hash functions is also discussed. The simulation demonstrates the convenience, high sensitivity to initial values and good Hash performance of the new method. Further, the method can be easily to paralleled and the number of iterations is in direct proportion to the initial text length. The algorithm is a quick and easily implemented one way Hash function.
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The performance of one way Hash function is improved and new Hash function construction methods are proposed thourgh a novel Hash method based on chaotic mapping. Two different chaotic models are used to construct one way Hash functions. The algorithm which is sensitive to the initial message, is designed to either produce a pair of collision messages or the recovery of a message to has the given Hash result (a forgery) computationally infeasible by hashing messages of arbitrary bit length into 128bit Hash values. The advantages and potential of using chaotic mapping for one way Hash functions is also discussed. The simulation demonstrates the convenience, high sensitivity to initial values and good Hash performance of the new method. Further, the method can be easily to paralleled and the number of iterations is in direct proportion to the initial text length. The algorithm is a quick and easily implemented one way Hash function.
Key concepts: Hash function, Double hashing, Rolling hash, SHA-2, Collision resistance, Hash chain, Computer science, Cryptographic hash function