Survey on Different Data Hiding Techniques
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Computer and Communication Technology - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
Data is a vital resource in all areas. With the wide use of internet, the security of the data being transmitted over internet also became an important challenge. Now data security over internet has been an important challenge for researches and computer engineers for decades. The number of attacks is being increasing day by day. Data hiding is the method of hiding secret messages into cover media so that an attacker will not know the presence of that data in the image. This paper discusses various techniques used to hide data efficiently.
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Richu Shibu , ER. Gripsy Paul
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