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Visual-Based Dynamic Encryption Methods

The project titled 'Visual-Based Dynamic Encryption' aims to develop innovative visual-based encryption methods to address the lack of such techniques in the literature. It proposes five methods that utilize color codes and classical encryption techniques to create dynamic and extensible encryption solutions. The project emphasizes encrypting with visuals rather than encrypting visuals, distinguishing it from existing methods.

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Visual-Based Dynamic Encryption Methods

The project titled 'Visual-Based Dynamic Encryption' aims to develop innovative visual-based encryption methods to address the lack of such techniques in the literature. It proposes five methods that utilize color codes and classical encryption techniques to create dynamic and extensible encryption solutions. The project emphasizes encrypting with visuals rather than encrypting visuals, distinguishing it from existing methods.

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### Main Field of the Project: Mathematics

### Thematic Area of the Project: Original Algorithm Design

### Project Title: Visual-Based Dynamic Encryption

#### Abstract

A review of the literature reveals a large number of text-based encryption methods but very few and

insufficient visual-based encryption methods. This project aims to address this gap in the literature

by developing a contemporary, innovative, and systematic visual-based encryption method using

color codes, computer characters, classical encryption methods, and software. The project

comprises five methods. In the first two methods, numbers are assigned to colors, and encryptions

are performed using fixed and variable keys through operations based on the modulo values of the

assigned numbers. The third method involves matching the basic color codes in the HSV color

space with ASCII codes to generate a table. The color codes corresponding to the characters in the

user's input message are displayed on the screen, creating an image of the message. This image is

then converted to Base64 code to generate a text, which is re-encrypted using classical encryption

methods. The resulting encrypted text gains dynamism by associating it with time, creating a

multi-layered encryption method. In the fourth method, only four colors are selected instead of using

many colors as in the first method, and each color is assigned one of the digits 0, 1, 2, or 3. The

sequence numbers of characters in the ASCII table are converted from base 10 to base 4, and the

resulting four-digit numbers are associated with the predefined colors to create an encrypted image,

which is then processed using the steps of the third method. The fifth method is also based on

visual elements and dynamism. The proposed methods are functional due to their dynamic and

extensible nature. Additionally, the system's reliance on encryption with visuals, rather than

encrypting visuals, distinguishes it from other methods.


**Keywords:** Visual encryption, HSV color space, Base64, web-based

#### Objective

A review of encryption methods reveals that the majority are text-based, with visual-based methods

being insufficient. Moreover, the existing visual-based encryption methods predominantly focus on

encrypting visuals rather than encrypting with visuals. This project aims to address this deficiency in

the literature by developing an innovative, extensible, and dynamic solution using color codes,

character codes, and software, and delivering it to users as a web-based application.

#### Introduction

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