Approximation of a chaotic orbit as a cryptanalytical method on Baptista's cipher

Many cryptographic schemes based on M.S. Baptista algorithm were created. The original algorithm and some of the versions that based upon it were put to test with various cryptanalytic techniques. This Letter shows the new approach to Baptista's cipher cryptanalysis. The presumption is that the attacker knows the mapping in between the characters of the plaintext and the numbers of the ϵ-interval. Then, depending on the amount of the knowledge about the key possessed, the estimation of all components of the key requires a different computational complexity, however it is possible. This Letter also takes into consideration, independently, all the components of the key from the M.S. Baptista's original algorithm. The main aim is the use of the approximation of the blurred chaotic orbit's real value in Baptista-type cipher cryptanalysis.