2022
DOI: 10.17762/ijcnis.v10i3.3614
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Modified Multi-Level Steganography to Enhance Data Security

Abstract: Data-hiding using steganography algorithm becomes an important technique to prevent unauthorized users to have access to a secret data.  In this paper, steganography algorithm has been constructed to hide a secret data in a gray and a color images, this algorithm is named deep hiding/extraction algorithm (DHEA) to modify multi-level steganography (MLS). The suggested hiding algorithm is based on modified least significant bit (MDLSB) to scatter data in a cover-image and it utilizes a number of levels; where ea… Show more

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“…The proposed hiding algorithm is based on bit replacement using NMLSB. This algorithm is compared with previous works such as the MDLSB algorithm by Elshare & EL-Emam (2018) , the MLSB algorithm by Ahmad, El-Emam & AL-Azawi (2021) , reversible data hiding by Ou et al (2015) , and the noise-like binary image blocks by Li, Li & Yang (2013) , see Table 1 .…”
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“…The proposed hiding algorithm is based on bit replacement using NMLSB. This algorithm is compared with previous works such as the MDLSB algorithm by Elshare & EL-Emam (2018) , the MLSB algorithm by Ahmad, El-Emam & AL-Azawi (2021) , reversible data hiding by Ou et al (2015) , and the noise-like binary image blocks by Li, Li & Yang (2013) , see Table 1 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to these metrics’ results, different payload capacities on three stego-images (from the standard-test-images) are applied to show the system performance. Furthermore, the proposed approach results have been compared with the previous works ( Elshare & EL-Emam, 2018 ; Ahmad, El-Emam & AL-Azawi, 2021 ; Ou et al, 2015 ; Li, Li & Yang, 2013 ). As a result, the average PSNR for the three images using the proposed hiding algorithm is better than the results of the previous algorithms for the same images with the same data hidden capacity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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