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Table 1.

Different S-Boxes with few parameters.

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Fig 1.

Lorenz attractors in 2D and 3D : (a) Attractors in three planes; (b) Attractors in 3D.

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Fig 2.

Bifurcation diagram of the Lorenz system.

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Fig 3.

Lyapunov exponents of the Lorenz system.

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Fig 4.

Proposed methodology.

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Fig 5.

Shifting of integers from 1D s-box to 3D scrambled s-box’.

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Fig 6.

Initial state of a S-Box.

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Fig 7.

Intermediate state of a S-Box.

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Fig 8.

Final state of a S-Box.

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Table 2.

Novel S-Box rendered by the suggested algorithm.

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Table 3.

Non-linearities’ findings against the proposed S-Box.

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Table 4.

SAC’s findings for suggested S-Box.

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Table 5.

BIC Non-linearity findings.

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Table 6.

BIC-SAC findings.

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Table 7.

Suggested S-box DP table.

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Table 8.

Fixed and reverse fixed points analysis.

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Fig 9.

The plain input gray scale images: (a) Bride; (b); Chair (c) Flowers; (d) Hailstones.

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Fig 10.

The cipher output gray scale images: (a) Bride; (b); Chair (c) Flowers; (d) Hailstones.

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Fig 11.

The decrypted gray scale images: (a) Bride; (b); Chair (c) Flowers; (d) Hailstones.

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Table 9.

A comparison of the performance of several S-boxes including the proposed one.

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