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Steganography Based on Human Perception


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1 Techno India University, India
 

Today internet has become a trusted factotum of everyone. Almost all payments like tax, insurance, bank transaction, healthcare payment, payment in e-commerce are done digitally through debit or credit card or through e-wallet. People share their personal information through social media like Facebook. Twitter, WhatsApp etc. The government of every developing country is going to embrace e-Governance system to interact with people more promptly. The information shares through these applications are the burning target to intruders. This paper utilized the imperceptibility as well as the robustness of steganography techniques which are increased by embedding multiple bits in a particular region selected either based on some image attributes or by Human Visual Perception.

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Security, Hiding Data, Steganography and Human Perception.
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Authors

Suman Chakraborty
Techno India University, India
Anil Bikash Chowdhury
Techno India University, India

Abstract


Today internet has become a trusted factotum of everyone. Almost all payments like tax, insurance, bank transaction, healthcare payment, payment in e-commerce are done digitally through debit or credit card or through e-wallet. People share their personal information through social media like Facebook. Twitter, WhatsApp etc. The government of every developing country is going to embrace e-Governance system to interact with people more promptly. The information shares through these applications are the burning target to intruders. This paper utilized the imperceptibility as well as the robustness of steganography techniques which are increased by embedding multiple bits in a particular region selected either based on some image attributes or by Human Visual Perception.

Keywords


Security, Hiding Data, Steganography and Human Perception.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.13005/ojcst%2F10.04.17