A Model of MULTI-VERIFIER channel e-mailing system using Steganographic scheme
Journal Title: International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technologies - Year 2011, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
In this paper, we presented a model of privileged channel e-mailing system for Internet communication. It is the model of a real-life secure mailing system for any organization. In this model a sender can send a secret message even to a unacquainted person in an anonymous way. The users of this model are assumed to be may or may not be the members of a closed organization
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D. B. Ojha , Abhishek Shukla , Meenu Sahni , Nitin Pandey
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