Weighted matrix based reversible watermarking scheme using color image

Pal, Pabitra; Chowdhuri, Partha; Jana, Biswapati

doi:10.1007/s11042-017-5568-y

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“…Performance of the contemplated method is assessed to test its effectiveness. Mean square rrror (MSE), PSNR, structural similarity index measurement (SSIM), and quality index (Q‐index) are computed to test the perceptible characteristics after embedding. Also normalize correlation coefficient (NCC), bit error rate (BER), SD, and correlation coefficient (CC) are computed for tamper detection in a watermark image.…”

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“…Several watermarking schemes were developed to tackle the issue arises due to unauthorized conversion of digital data. These existing watermarking schemes have some advantages and disadvantages.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They used their scheme in the field of tele‐medicine to protect the shared images. Pal et al developed a reversible watermarking scheme using weighted matrix in color image for image authentication and tampered detection. A chaotic system‐based fragile image watermarking for tamper detection has been proposed by Fatema et al Belferdi et al proposed an effective self‐embedding fragile watermarking scheme for color images tamper detection and restoration.…”

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Watermarking scheme using local binary pattern for image authentication and tamper detection through dual image

Pal

Jana

Bhaumik

2019

Security and Privacy

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Watermarking scheme is an efficient solution to protect the multimedia document from unauthorized modification. Several watermarking scheme have been developed but authentication and tamper detection is still an important research issue. In this paper, a dual image‐based watermarking scheme has been developed using local binary pattern (LBP) to protect the multimedia document from illegal modification. The suggested method includes the following procedure: During watermark encoding the host image is partitioned into (3 × 3) nonoverlapping blocks. Then generate system vector (s) using LBP and perform XOR with secret watermark bits. Two bits authentication code is generated from S vector and embed within dual image depending in a shared secret key (δ). At the receiver end, the embedded watermark, authentication code, and original cover image can be successfully recovered from dual watermarked image. After that authentication process has been carried out by comparing extracted authentication code and the regenerated authentication code. The experimental results are compared with the state‐of‐the‐art methods to show the effectiveness of our proposed scheme. It is observed that the proposed scheme is secure and robust against different standard attacks meanwhile it can detect message integrity within the watermarked object.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Watermarking scheme using local binary pattern for image authentication and tamper detection through dual image

Pal

Jana

Bhaumik

2019

Security and Privacy

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“…Mitekin et al [16] proposed two kinds of multimedia information hiding algorithms based on quantization index modulation (QIM): IM-QIM and SIM-QIM, the algorithm can effectively resist statistical analysis, and the algorithm can also complete information hiding on the time and frequency domain of any multimedia data source. Pal et al [17] proposed a weighted matrix based reversible watermarking algorithm. The algorithm decomposed the original image into R, G, B color components and partitions the pixel block, and embedded the secret information in the index file, which improved the embedding capacity of the secret information and the security of the algorithm.…”

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Multi-Carrier Information Hiding Algorithm Based on Angle Structure Descriptor

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“…Some researcher has been focused on interpolation based data hiding techniques [2,10,12,15,16,18,29,[32][33][34][35][36][37]. [23] and [3] are focused on watermarking and image authentication based data hiding techniques respectively.…”

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Directional pixel value ordering based secret sharing using sub-sampled image exploiting Lagrange polynomial

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Jana

2019

SN Appl. Sci.

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In this paper, we proposed secret sharing within the sub-sampled image using Directional Pixel Value Ordering (DPVO) for Reversible Data Hiding scheme. The original cover is partitioned into sub-sampled images which extend its size through image interpolation technique. The secret information has been converted through Lagrange interpolation polynomial techniques. These new secret data is embedded within pixels of each interpolated sub-sampled images using DPVO. In the decoder side, the secret data is taken out from the pixels of every stego image using reverse DPVO. After that, Lagrange's interpolation is applied to generate the original secret message. The proposed scheme enhanced the security for the sharable characteristics of secrets amongst several images. It raises the data embedding capacity and improves the visual quality that is determined by peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR). The average PSNR value is over 60 dB. It shows the superiority of the new algorithm over the other existing data hiding methods regarding payload of data, quality, and security of the image. Also, the stego images have evaluated through standard deviation, regular singular analysis, correlation coefficient, normalized cross-correlation and structural similarity index in between original cover and marked (stego) image to display the robustness of our result among the several steganographic strikes.

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Weighted matrix based reversible watermarking scheme using color image

Cited by 27 publications

References 39 publications

Watermarking scheme using local binary pattern for image authentication and tamper detection through dual image

Watermarking scheme using local binary pattern for image authentication and tamper detection through dual image

Multi-Carrier Information Hiding Algorithm Based on Angle Structure Descriptor

Directional pixel value ordering based secret sharing using sub-sampled image exploiting Lagrange polynomial

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