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Rene Ndoundam
Universite de Yaounde 1 Faculte des Sciences
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We propose a steganographic scheme based on permutations, which improves the capacity of embedding information in a series of p host binary images. Given a host binary image block of size m x n bits and any embedding technique T, where T can hide Q(m, n) bits of data in the image; given p images, T can hide p x Q(m, n) bits of data in these images. Our scheme improves the capacity of embedding information in p images such that, instead of p x Q(m, n) bits, it can hide p x log2(p) + p x Q(m, n)bits. The results which have been obtained by experiments, show that our model performs a better hiding process in terms of hiding capacity.
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Steganography , cover medium, binary image, stego-object, permutation, embedding capacity, brute-force attack
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Rene Ndoundam
Universite de Yaounde 1 Faculte des Sciences
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ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1105-762X
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We propose a steganographic scheme based on permutations, which improves the capacity of embedding information in a series of p host binary images. Given a host binary image block of size m x n bits and any embedding technique T, where T can hide Q(m, n) bits of data in the image; given p images, T can hide p x Q(m, n) bits of data in these images. Our scheme improves the capacity of embedding information in p images such that, instead of p x Q(m, n) bits, it can hide p x log2(p) + p x Q(m, n)bits. The results which have been obtained by experiments, show that our model performs a better hiding process in terms of hiding capacity.
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