Scrutiny of Steganalysis for Flipping Steganography Method
Aqsa Rashid, Muhammad Khurrum Rahim
Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science · pp. 1–18 · Published 6 Apr 2019
10.9734/jamcs/2019/v31i530124Abstract
Steganography is the skill of hiding data inside other information in such a way that it is hard or even impossible to tell that it is there. There are many different carriers for steganography but the most popular is digital images. In recent times, there it has been supposed that terrorist cells are using steganography to hide their clandestine policies, and consequently it is fetching increasingly significant to notice the images that contain steganography such that we can decrease criminal action. This counter-technique is known as steganalysis. In comparison to the importance of papers that examine either steganography or steganalysis methods, this paper presents in-depth metaphors of steganalysis.
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