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Enhancing image data security using the APFB model
Ensuring the confidentiality of transmitting sensitive image data is paramount. Cryptography recreates a critical function in safeguarding information from potential risks and confirming the identity of authorised individuals, thereby addressing the growing demand for enhanced image security. This paper presents a novel AES-permuted Feistel Blowfish (APFB) model that aims to improve image data security cost-effectively and enhance data protection by incorporating AES and Blowfish algorithms. The proposed model’s utility over existing approaches stems from its computational efficiency and speed. The proposed model’s resilience and security against several attack modalities are validated through a comprehensive range of methods, including extensive experimentation, histogram analysis, PSNR, entropy, MSE, CC, computational time, and NIST statistical tests. The outcomes yielded a PSNR of 67.26, NPCR of 99.6354, and UACI of 33.412. Additionally, the applicability of the proposed model is validated by utilising a practical case analysis. The outcomes exhibit the relevance of the proposed model in real-world applications.Enhancing image data security using the APFB modelpublishedVersio
Internal strain-driven bond manipulation and band engineering in Bi2−xSbxYO4Cl photocatalysts with triple fluorite layers
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Beam–plasma dynamics in finite-length, collisionless inhomogeneous systems
This study investigates the streaming instability triggered by ion motion in a plasma system that is finite in length, collisionless, and inhomogeneous. Employing numerical simulations using particle-in-cell techniques and kinetic equations, the study examines how inhomogeneity emerges from integrating a cold ion beam with a background plasma within a confined system. The findings suggest that steady ion flow can modify ion sound waves through acoustic reflections from system boundaries, leading to instability. Such phenomena are known to be a hydrodynamic effect. However, there are also signatures of the beam-driven ion sound instability where kinetic resonances play a pivotal role. The main objective is to understand the impact of a finite-length system on beam–plasma instability and to identify the wave modes supported in such configurations.publishedVersio
Photovoltaic Soiling Loss in Europe: Geographical Distribution and Cleaning Recommendations
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Magnetic structure of Ce3TiBi5 and its relation to current-induced magnetization
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Enhancing blockchain interoperability and intraoperability capabilities in collaborative enterprise-a standardized architecture perspective
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User‑centered AI‑based voice‑assistants for safe mobility of older people in urban context
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