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A Novel Image Encryption Using an Integration Technique of Blocks Rotation Based on the Magic Cube and the AES Algorithm
In recent years, several encryption algorithms have been proposed to protect
digital images from cryptographic attacks. These encryption algorithms
typically use a relatively small key space and therefore, provide safe,
especially if they are of a dimension. In this paper proposes an encryption
algorithm for a new image protection scheme based on the rotation of the faces
of a Magic Cube. The original image is divided into six sub-images and these
sub-images are divided amongst a number of blocks and attached to the faces of
a Magic Cube. The faces are then scrambled using rotation of the Magic Cube.
Then the rotated image is fed to the AES algorithm which is applied to the
pixels of the image to encrypt the scrambled image. Finally, experimental
results and security analysis show that the proposed image encryption scheme
not only encrypts the picture to achieve perfect hiding, but the algorithm can
also withstand exhaustive, statistical and differential attacks
The functions of realism in fantastic novels for young readers
In the article the author examines fantastic novels by contemporary Polish writers (Andrzej Maleszka, Paweł Beręsowicz, Rafał Kosik and other) for young readers in a cultural context. In his essay he uses two well-known cultural categories “myth” and “magic” to his analysis of fantastic novels. According to the author, the myth and magic have two important functions in fantastic children’s literature. First, they lead young readers to knowledge about the world and depict different, complex phenomena of cultural dimension. Second, the myth and magic create a particular space (what “engulfs” young readers) of play and entertainment. Moreover, the myth and magic attract young readers to fabulous worlds including the elements of realistic literary convention. Thereby the writers increase their credibility among the youth. A “myth-magic” in the presented word of contemporary Polish fantastic novels assures balance between incredible entertainment represented by wizards, witches, dragons and the real world with characters having various digital devices within reach.In the article the author examines fantastic novels by contemporary Polish writers (Andrzej Maleszka, Paweł Beręsowicz, Rafał Kosik and other) for young readers in a cultural context. In his essay he uses two well-known cultural categories “myth” and “magic” to his analysis of fantastic novels. According to the author, the myth and magic have two important functions in fantastic children’s literature. First, they lead young readers to knowledge about the world and depict different, complex phenomena of cultural dimension. Second, the myth and magic create a particular space (what “engulfs” young readers) of play and entertainment. Moreover, the myth and magic attract young readers to fabulous worlds including the elements of realistic literary convention. Thereby the writers increase their credibility among the youth. A “myth-magic” in the presented word of contemporary Polish fantastic novels assures balance between incredible entertainment represented by wizards, witches, dragons and the real world with characters having various digital devices within reach
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