Dictionary Based Arabic Text Compression and Encryption Utilizing Two-Dimensional Random Binary Shuffling Operations

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Dictionary Based Arabic Text Compression and Encryption Utilizing Two-Dimensional Random Binary Shuffling Operations

Ahmad Al-Jarrah

Applied Science Department, Al-Balqa Applied University, Jordan

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Mohammad Al-Jarrah

Computer Engineering Department, Yarmouk University, Jordan
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Amer Albsharat

Computer Engineering Department, Yarmouk University, Jordan
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Abstract: This paper developed Arabic text encryption and compression based on dictionary indexing algorithm. The proposed algorithm includes encoding the Arabic text utilizing Arabic words dictionary, mapping encoded binary stream to a two-dimensional binary matrix, utilizing randomized variable size encryption key, applying randomly binary shuffling functions on the two-dimensional matrix, and mapping back the two-dimensional binary matrix into a sequential binary stream. The decryption algorithm at the receiver side implements the encryption steps reversely, utilizing the encryption key and the shared Arabic word dictionary. In this dictionary, the words of the formal Arabic language are classified into four categories according to the word length and sorted alphabetically. Each dictionary category is given an index size that is large enough to fit all words in that category. The proposed algorithm shuffles adjacent bits away from each other in random fashion through utilizing randomized variable length encryption key, two-dimensional shuffling functions, and repetition loop. Moreover, the index size is selected not to be multiple bytes to destroy any statistical feature that may be utilized to break the algorithm. The proposed algorithm analysis concluded that it could be broken after 3.215109 years. Moreover, the proposed algorithm achieved a less than 30% compression ratio.

Keywords: Encryption algorithm, decryption algorithm, compression algorithm, arabic text encryption, arabic text decryption, arabic text encoding, two-dimensional binary shuffling.

Received December 23, 2020; accepted January 9, 2022

https://doi.org/10.34028/iajit/19/6/3

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