Secure Reversible Image Data Hiding Over Encrypted Domain via Key Modulation

Zhou, Jiantao; Sun, Weiwei; Li, Dong; Liu, Xianming; Au, Oscar C.; Tang, Yuan Yan

doi:10.1109/tcsvt.2015.2416591

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“…The decoder side by further exploiting the spatial correlation using a dissimilar estimation equation and side match technique. For both methods in [10] and [11], decrypting image and extracting data must be jointly executed. Recently, Zhou et al [12] proposed a novel RDH-EI method for joint decryption and extraction, in which the correlation of plaintexts is further exploited by distinguishing the encrypted and non-encrypted pixel blocks with a twoclass SVM classifier.…”

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Block Transformation for Encrypted Image through RDH

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Ghosh²

2017

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Block Transformation for Encrypted Image through RDH

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Ghosh²

2017

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“…Therefore, it seems that the proposed algorithm performed better than the previous BFI algorithm and it is efficient as well as scalable for practical applications. J. Zhou, W. Sun et al [9], proposed a novel reversible image data hiding method (RIDH). In this paper two class SVM classifier is designed to separate out encrypted and nonencrypted patches of images.…”

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Double-Faced Data Hiding Techniques in Images using RIT: A Survey

Kale¹

2017

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RDH is the technique of reversible data hiding. It maintains the original image losslessly retrieved after data embedded is obtained while protecting the image content's as confidential. In this survey paper, we studied different reversible data hiding methods. All existing methods embed data by reversibly vacating room from the encrypted images which may result into some errors on data extraction or image restoration. Also in literature survey it is shown that DE, interpolation technique, prediction and sorting, histogram modification are the generalized methods for hiding data, but these methods are implemented only in plain images. In recent past all these methods are used in encrypted images to enhanced security. All these methods have their own advantages but no single approach is feasible as well as applicable for all the case such as, data hiding, security & privacy, image recovery etc. We have analyzed that there is need of high security as well as maintaining quality of original image during transmission and exchange of image

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“…The proposed algorithm estimates the optimal marginal distribution which is faster than the BFI algorithm. A novel reversible image data hiding method (RIDH) is proposed in [9]. Two class SVM classifier is demonstrated to separate encrypted and non-encrypted patches of images, it gives higher embedding capacity and it also able to reconstruct original image and embedded message.…”

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Double Faced Data Hiding in Images and Videos Using Rit Approach

2017

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Secure Reversible Image Data Hiding Over Encrypted Domain via Key Modulation

Cited by 187 publications

References 28 publications

Block Transformation for Encrypted Image through RDH

Block Transformation for Encrypted Image through RDH

Double-Faced Data Hiding Techniques in Images using RIT: A Survey

Double Faced Data Hiding in Images and Videos Using Rit Approach

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