PIXAR SECURA

(SECURED TRANSMISSION OF IMAGES)

TEAM :

SAI VARUN TEJ SREERAM

ANUSHA PADAMATI
KAVYA
SAILENDRA

OUTLINE

Objectives

Overall Architecture

Abstract

Java Swing

Sub-system and their

Modules

Application Demo

Advantages

References

Methods

Key Generation procedure

System Design
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OBJECTIVES

To encrypt High Resolution Images.

Encrypt Images faster than other techniques.
Reaching general security goals.

Confidentiality

Integrity

Availability
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ABSTRACT

The main objective of this project is to make a secure

image data transmission over the network and protecting

the data from the intruders.
To encrypt and decrypt the images using the keys

generated by the RSA algorithm. It enhances the security

of the multimedia data transmission over large networks.

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SUB SYSTEM AND THEIR

MODULES

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METHODS

ENCRYPTION:
This module encrypts the plain image which

was selected by the sender.

The image is encrypted by merging the public

key value which was provided by the receiver

and then the image will be send to the
receiver.
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METHODS

DECRYPTION:
The encrypted image is merged with the

private key value to get decrypted image.

Private key value is generated by seconds

value in date function , so it differs for each

and every key generation event.

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METHODS

KEY GENERATION:
The receiver generates both public and

private keys.
Public key is visible to both sender and

receiver.
Private key is known only to receiver , which is

generated by RSA algorithm.

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KEY GENERATION
PROCEDURE (RSA)

Select p, q

p, q values are systems seconds value

Calculate n = p x q

Calculate (n) = (p-1) (q-1)

Get integer e

Calculate d d = e-1 mod (n)

Public key

Private key KR = {d, n}

public key value entered by the receiver

KU = {e, n}

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SYSTEM DESIGN

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OVERALL ARCHITECTURE

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JAVA SWING

Swing uses ABSTRACT WINDOW TOOLKIT features

to get access to GUI system.

Swing components are light weight.
They are not platform native widgets.

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IMAGE TO BE SENT

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ENCRYPTED IMAGE

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APPLICATION
DEMO

ADVANTAGES

SECURE: Private Key is only known to Receiver.

DYNAMIC KEY GENERATION: Private Key generated

by Systems Seconds Values.

SHUFFLING MATRIX: Original Image is Splitted and

Shifted using the Shuffling Matrix.
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REFERENCES
[1] J. Yen and J. Guo, A new image encryption system and its

VLSI architecture, in IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing

Systems, 1999, pp. 430437.
[2] R.J.Sutton, "An Introduction to Encryption and Security

Management," Chap.2 in Secure communications:

Applications and Management, pp.38-40, John Wiley & Sons,
Ltd, West Sussex, England.
[3] Q.V. Lawande, B. R. Ivan and S. D. Dhodapkar, Chaos based

cryptography: A new approach to secure communications, BARC

Newsletter, no. 258, Bombay, July 2005
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THANK YOU.