A reversible data hiding in encrypted image based on additive secret sharing with adaptive bit-plane prediction

Shi, Hui; Zhou, Ziyi; Qin, Jianhao; Geng, Jianing; Li, Mingchu

doi:10.1007/s11042-023-16984-5

Multimed Tools Appl

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s11042-023-16984-5

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A reversible data hiding in encrypted image based on additive secret sharing with adaptive bit-plane prediction

Hui Shi,

Ziyi Zhou,

Jianhao Qin

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Designing five-dimensional non-degeneracy chaotic system and its application in reversible data hiding

Ye,

Tong,

Zhang

et al. 2024

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The application of privacy protection techniques combining chaotic systems with data hiding has attracted considerable attention in recent years. However, the existing schemes have been found to be defective in terms of security and embedding capacity. This paper proposes a construction method for a 5-dimensional non-degeneracy chaotic system (5D-NDCS) to address the shortcomings of the previous approach. The 5D-NDCS possesses five positive Lyapunov exponents, and each dimension can generate chaotic sequences with strong randomness. Utilizing the pseudo-random sequence generated by the 5D-NDCS to encrypt the compressed image can enhance the security of the encrypted image. Subsequently, this paper introduces a joint bit-plane compression (JBPC) algorithm, which is based on the chaotic system and pixel value prediction technique. This algorithm effectively utilizes the pixel correlation of the original image to compress the bit sequence sufficiently, thereby reserving the hiding space. Finally, this paper proposes a reversible data hiding in encrypted images (RDHEI) scheme that supports multiple data hiders, based on the JBPC algorithm. The experimental results demonstrate the scheme's advantages in terms of embedding rate, security, and fault tolerance.

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Designing five-dimensional non-degeneracy chaotic system and its application in reversible data hiding

Ye,

Tong,

Zhang

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A reversible data hiding in encrypted image based on additive secret sharing with adaptive bit-plane prediction

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Designing five-dimensional non-degeneracy chaotic system and its application in reversible data hiding

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