General Seminar
December 21, 2008, Tuesday, 15:40, Institute of Applied Mathematics, Room S209,
Mesut Taştan
Institute of Applied Mathematics,METU
A new approach in private communication: Sending a message with a chaotic mask
Recently, there has been huge interest on private communication. In general, in conventional encryption techniques, a key is used to alter symbols used for conveying information. The transmitter and receiver share the key so that the information can be recovered. Since the keys are decodedable, a person may intercept it. That is why using a strong and complex noise is virtually important. In this work, sending a message with a chaotic mask, one of the most significant researches on private communication in last decade, is (just) introduced and studied with the help of computer programs, Matlab and Labview.