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Blind data hiding technique using the Fresnelet transform
Nazeer Muhammad1, Nargis Bibi2, Zahid Mahmood3
1Department of Applied Mathematics, Hanyang University, Ansan, 426-791 South Korea ; Department of Mathematics, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Wah Cantt, Pakistan.
Abstract:
A new blind data hiding scheme is proposed in which data is decomposed using the Fresnelet transform. The inverse Fresnelet transform is performed on decomposed subbands by choosing different key parameters, and the coded pattern of the information data is obtained. This coded pattern is embedded into particular subbands of the cover image using the wavelets. The proposed method has good imperceptibility and large capacity of the information embedded data. Using the Fresnelet transform with a family of wavelet transforms makes the scheme more efficient in terms of extracted accuracy of hidden information. Moreover, the hidden data can be recovered without access to the original cover data. The proposed method is used to resolve privacy and security issues raised with respect to emerging internet applications for the effective handling of confidential data.
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