IBM Systems Journal
Data hiding method using image interpolation
Computer Standards & Interfaces
Hardware assisted watermarking for multimedia
Computers and Electrical Engineering
Near-optimal solution to pair-wise LSB matching via an immune programming strategy
Information Sciences: an International Journal
From single watermark to dual watermark: A new approach for image watermarking
Computers and Electrical Engineering
Lossless data hiding for VQ indices based on neighboring correlation
Information Sciences: an International Journal
A novel approach to digital watermarking, exploiting colour spaces
Signal Processing
Secret sharing with multi-cover adaptive steganography
Information Sciences: an International Journal
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The contemporary multimedia and communication technology has made it possible to replicate and distribute digital media easier and faster. This ease of availability causes the problem of exposing transmitted digital data on the network with the risk of being copied or intercepted illegally. Many cryptographic techniques are in vogue to encrypt the data before transmission to avert any security problems. However, disguised appearance of the encrypted data makes the adversary suspicious and increases the chances of malicious attack. In such a scenario data hiding has received significant attention as an alternate way to ensure data security. This paper presents a data hiding technique based on the concepts of scrambling and pseudorandom data hiding; to provide a data hiding system with two layer security to the embedded data, and good perceptual transparency of the stego images. The proposed system uses the novel concept of embedding the secret data in scrambled (encrypted) cover images. The data embedding is carried out in the Intermediate Significant and least significant bit planes of encrypted image at the predetermined locations pointed to by Pseudorandom Address Space (PAS) and Address Space Direction Pointer (ASDP). Experimental results prove the efficacy of scheme viz-a-viz various parameters of interest.