Hiding data in video sequences using steganography algorithms

Kelash, Hamdy M.; Wahab, Osama F. Abdel; Elshakankiry, Osama A.; El‐Sayed, Hala S.

doi:10.1109/ictc.2013.6675372

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“…In this section, we report the experimental results comparing proposed method with Osama Fouad et al [5] our Previous Algorithm and the O.CETIIN et al [16] schemes. To show the performance of the proposed method, we implement the schemas shown by O.CETIIN et al [16] , our Previous Algorithm and the proposed method in this paper are using MATLAB software.…”

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“…This consequently means a capacity drop for the embedded data. If the threshold value is configured as low, parameter values mentioned above will be inverse [5].The detail of the embedding and extracting algorithms are shown in the following subsections.…”

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“…For a survey, readers are referred to [4]. Osama Fouad et al [5] have proposed steganography algorithm based on color histograms for data embedding into Video to embed data in the spatial domain. Ni et al [6] have proposed a histogram-manipulation based lossless data hiding scheme.Tian [7] embeds data using the difference expansion technique and results in one of the best reversible data hiding method among all the existing reversible data hiding techniques.…”

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Utilizations of Reversible Lossless Data Hiding Techniques in Video Sequences

al.¹

2015

IJCNT

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This paper propose a method of hiding data in selected video sequence. The proposed algorithm is a hybrid hiding scheme based on discrete wavelet transform (DWT) and histogram shifting for lossless data hiding . In this algorithm, First pre-processes the video sequence and frame conversion is to be done, the secret message is not embedded directly on the wavelet coefficients but by shifting parts of histogram of high frequency subbands to make space for data hiding and Finally, the secret message is extracted from the stego-video.This technique satisfy both imperceptibility and robustness. Experimental results show that this scheme outperforms the prior arts in terms of a larger payload (at the same PSNR) or a higher PSNR (at the same payload).

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Utilizations of Reversible Lossless Data Hiding Techniques in Video Sequences

al.¹

2015

IJCNT

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“…Further, they explored both frame and block-based approaches to provide minimum disparity between raw video and stegnovideo. Kelash et al [6] proposed an algorithm for data hiding into video frames by calculating variations in histogram values. These values were then compared with parameter, HCV (Histogram Constant Value) to determine the appropriate frames for embedding information.…”

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Data hiding in videos using Background Subtraction

Singh

2015

2015 2nd International Conference on Recent Advances in Engineering &Amp; Computational Sciences (RAECS)

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Nowadays, Video Steganography has emerged as the popular cover medium for hiding of information because of its storage capacity. The selection of pixels for hiding data is very crucial and should be random for security measures. Therefore, we have explored the natural randomness by using such video sequences which contain dynamic variations as a cover. The embedding is done by measuring motion in the frames. It has been achieved by using background subtraction technique which estimates the background to detect foreground pixels. These foreground pixels are then used for hiding data. The proposed algorithm is tested on public available Star dataset for validation. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can be used for hiding data as it provides good storage capacity and video quality.

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“…There are various parameters by which the quality of video can be measured like no. of pixels in an image, the size of the frame and frames per second (fps) [7].…”

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Random Pattern Standard Bit Embedding for Minimized Histogram Difference

Kaur¹,

Mahajan²

2017

IJEME

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The rapid development of the transfer of data via internet made it easier to send the correct information and quicker to the destination. Today's massive demand of web applications needs the information to be communicated in a secure manner. The transmission of information in a public communication system isn't secure because of interception and improper manipulation by an eavesdropper. So for this problem, the solution is Steganography, which means the art of hiding information in ways that avert the revealing of hiding messages. Secure video steganography is a difficult task of sending the embedded data to the receiver without being detected. This paper presents a steganographic model which is based on random pattern based sequential bit encoding. The proposed model has been designed to enhance the security level. The video embedding creates the higher level of security for the embedded data. Here the encrypted secret image is embedded into the blocks of a cover video file which is selected using autocorrelation function which measures the similarity between the two images. The embedding is done on the basis of random selection of the pixels in the blocks of cover video. The performance parameters that are used to obtain results are taken in the form of chi-square histogram difference measurements. The proposed model increases the security by using random pattern embedding.Index Terms: Video steganography, cover video, random pattern, autocorrelation, chi square.

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Hiding data in video sequences using steganography algorithms

Cited by 31 publications

References 6 publications

Utilizations of Reversible Lossless Data Hiding Techniques in Video Sequences

Utilizations of Reversible Lossless Data Hiding Techniques in Video Sequences

Data hiding in videos using Background Subtraction

Random Pattern Standard Bit Embedding for Minimized Histogram Difference

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