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Moussa et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Various pseudo random number generators based on memristive chaos map model

Moussa et al., 2024

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735285532282176358
Author
Moussa K
Mohy El Den A
Mohamed I
Abdelrassoul R
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Multimedia Tools and Applications

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The telecommunications industry has made huge strides, and multimedia information transmission is exploding. Text, sound, and video can all be used to create multimedia data. As a result, having systems in place to protect private or sensitive data and keep its security …
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