A source coding scheme for authenticating audio signal with capability of self-recovery and anti-synchronization counterfeiting attack

Fan, Ming-Quan

doi:10.1007/s11042-019-08095-x

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“…A novel source coding scheme for authenticating audio signal based on chaotic dynamic system as well as set partitioning in hierarchical trees (Fan, 2020) is proposed. The chaotic dynamic system is capable of anti-synchronization counterfeiting attack and self-recovery.…”

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2F-Authsys: A hyperlocal two-factor authentication system using Near Sound Data Transfer

Patel,

Trivedi,

Raval

et al. 2024

JART

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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a new buzzword in the Information Security world. Big companies that used passwords as an authentication mechanism now have started transitioning to 2FA. One form of two factor authentication is known as One-Time Password (OTP). In today’s time, there is a lack of a secure multi-factor authentication platform which is also user friendly. In all the major 2FA platforms that exist today, the user has to manually enter the OTP from their phone or email. This problem is further amplified by delays in transmission of OTP via email or SMS. There has also been an increase in the number of botnets that scan large networks and try to an open and vulnerable ports on cloud hosting networks. An easy-to-use port security solution is not available. This research work aims to create a secure, proof-of-concept implementation of a modern and opinionated two factor authentication system based on Near Sound Data Transfer (NSDT) technology enabling contactless secure transmission of Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP).

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2F-Authsys: A hyperlocal two-factor authentication system using Near Sound Data Transfer

Patel,

Trivedi,

Raval

et al. 2024

JART

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“…Digital media content protection: Watermarking has been widely used to provide media content protection. In [96], an LSB data hiding technique is applied to a source coding scheme for authenticating content of 16-bit raw audio signals. This approach achieves high capacity using 4 LSBs, maintains the ability of self-recovery, and resists several attacks including counterfeiting attack, parity bits attack, and key exhaustion attack.…”

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LSB Data Hiding in Digital Media: A Survey

Tran¹,

Zepernick²,

Chu³

2022

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligen

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Data hiding or information hiding is a prominent class of information security that aims at reliably conveying secret data embedded in a cover object over a covert channel. Digital media such as audio, image, video, and three-dimensional (3D) media can act as cover objects to carry such secret data. Digital media security has acquired tremendous significance in recent years and will be even more important with the development and delivery of new digital media over digital communication networks. In particular, least significant bit (LSB) data hiding is easy to implement and to combine with other hiding techniques, offers high embedding capacity for data, can resist steganalysis and several types of attacks, and is well suited for real-time applications. This article provides a comprehensive survey on LSB data hiding in digital media. The fundamental concepts and terminologies used in data hiding are reviewed along with a general data hiding model. The five attributes of data hiding, i.e., capacity, imperceptibility, robustness, detectability, and security, and the related performance metrics used in this survey to compare the characteristics of the different LSB data hiding methods are discussed. Given the classification of data hiding methods with respect to audio, image, video, and 3D media, a comprehensive survey of LSB data hiding for each of these four digital media is provided. In particular, landmark studies, state-of-the-art approaches, and applications of LSB data hiding are described for each of the four digital media. Their performance is compared with respect to the data hiding attributes which illustrates benefits and drawbacks of the reviewed LSB data hiding methods. The article concludes with summarizing main findings and suggesting directions for future research. This survey will be helpful for researchers and practitioners to keep abreast about the potential of LSB data hiding in digital media and to develop novel applications based on suitable performance trade-offs between data hiding attributes.

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Blind Dual Image Watermarking for Copyright Protection, Tamper Proofing and Self-Recovery

Fan¹

2023

Multimed Tools Appl

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A source coding scheme for authenticating audio signal with capability of self-recovery and anti-synchronization counterfeiting attack

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

2F-Authsys: A hyperlocal two-factor authentication system using Near Sound Data Transfer

2F-Authsys: A hyperlocal two-factor authentication system using Near Sound Data Transfer

LSB Data Hiding in Digital Media: A Survey

Blind Dual Image Watermarking for Copyright Protection, Tamper Proofing and Self-Recovery

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