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Fig 1.

The mirror two-layered NN used for encryption/decryption and signature.

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Fig 2.

An architecture of recurrent and feedforward neural networks.

(a) Recurrent Neural Network, (b) Feedforward Neural Network.

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Fig 3.

Training error versus epochs (an epoch is a whole batch of input vectors).

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Table 1.

The recurrent NN performance.

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Fig 4.

The encryption process using NN.

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Fig 5.

The control flow of the distortion layer.

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Fig 6.

The algorithmic steps of the random generator.

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Fig 7.

The S-BOX.

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Fig 8.

The S-BOX inverse.

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Fig 9.

The dual diffusion method: The processing instructions and flow of control.

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Fig 10.

The dual diffusion inverse method: The processing instructions and the flow of control.

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Table 2.

The F-TAB: 14 bitwise-distortion actions.

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Fig 11.

The key expansion process reproduced from [53].

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Table 3.

Avalanche effect of dual diffusion method.

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Table 4.

Key avalanche test.

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Table 5.

Plaintext avalanche test.

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Table 6.

Plaintext/Ciphertext correlation test.

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Table 7.

Result of ENT test: Plaintext avalanche (Tp), Key avalanche (Tk), and Plaintext/Ciphertext correlation (Tc).

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Table 8.

The proposed technique efficiency compared to other novel techniques (time in milliseconds).

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