Study of a new chaotic dynamical system and its usage in a novel pseudorandom bit generator (Q474106)

Summary: A new chaotic discrete dynamical system, built on trigonometric functions, is proposed. With intent to use this system within cryptographic applications, we proved with the aid of specific tools from chaos theory (e.g., Lyapunov exponent, attractor's fractal dimension, and Kolmogorov-Smirnov test) and statistics (e.g., NIST suite of tests) that the newly proposed dynamical system has a chaotic behavior, for a large parameter's value space, and very good statistical properties, respectively. Further, the proposed chaotic dynamical system is used, in conjunction with a binary operation, in the designing of a new pseudorandom bit generator (PRBG) model. The PRBG is subjected, by turns, to an assessment of statistical properties. Theoretical and practical arguments, rounded by good statistical results, confirm viability of the proposed chaotic dynamical system and newly designed PRBG, recommending them for usage within cryptographic applications.