This study presents a cryptanalysis of a dynamic image cryptosystem based on chaos, referred to as DIC-BOC. Using DIC-BOC as a case study, the work introduces an innovative concept — termed T-ADTC (Thought of Applying Database to Cryptanalysis) — specifically designed to mount attacks against various instances of DIC-BOC. The particular DIC-BOC under investigation is an enhanced version of a plaintext-independent cryptosystem, featuring two key improvements to its dynamic mechanism: (1) linking the chaotic sequence used for encryption directly to the plaintext during the permutation stage, and (2) incorporating dynamic ciphertext feedback into the diffusion process. These enhancements significantly boost security compared to the original scheme. Although the authors assert the robustness of DIC-BOC based on empirical tests, rigorous cryptanalysis reveals critical vulnerabilities that render it susceptible to the proposed T-ADTC attack. Guided by T-ADTC, the study further refines this specific DIC-BOC, achieving additional advancements. Moreover, T-ADTC is not limited to this instance; it can be generalized to evaluate other DIC-BOC variants and offers crucial insights for the future development of cryptographic systems. Both theoretical analysis and experimental results confirm the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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