nerobust video data hiding using forbidden zone data hidingand selective embedding
DESCRIPTION
Data hiding is the process of embedding information into a host medium. For instance, image and video data hiding share many common points; however video data hiding necessitates more complex designs as a result of the additional temporal dimension. Data hiding in video sequences is performed in two major ways: bitstream -level and data-level.TRANSCRIPT
Under the guidance of Raghu Kumar K S Presented by
Shiva Kumar H R Hithavachan J M
Swetha K Sreedevi K
CONTENTS:Introduction Abstractmodules
INTRODUCTION Data hiding is the process of embedding
information into a host medium. For instance, image and video data hiding
share many common points; however video data hiding necessitates more complex designs as a result of the additional temporal dimension.
Data hiding in video sequences is performed in two major ways: bitstream -level and data-level.
ABSTRACT
Video data hiding is still an important research topic due to the design complexities involved.
We propose a new video data hiding method that makes use of erasure correction capability of Repeat Accumulate codes and superiority of Forbidden Zone Data Hiding.
Selective embedding is utilized in the proposed method to determine host signal samples suitable for data hiding.
FORBIDDEN ZONE DATA HIDING (FZDH)
FZDH which is defined as the host signal range where no alteration is allowed during data hiding process.
FZ to adjust the robustness-invisibility trade-off.It contains Framework
Selective Embedding
Block Partitioning
Erasure Handling
Frame Synchronization Markers
ROBUST
The word robust, when used with regard to computer software, refers to an operating system or other program that performs well not only under ordinary conditions but also under unusual conditions that stress its designers' assumptions.
System Description
Existing System
Proposed System
EXISTING SYSTEM
• Least significant bit(LSB) replacement.
• wavelet domain.
• Least significant bit (LSB) is the simplest form of Steganography .
• LSB is based on inserting data in the least significant bit of pixels, which lead to a slight change on the cover image that is not noticeable to human eye and not easy to crack.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
Data hiding in video sequences is performed in two major ways:
Bit stream-level and Data-level.
In this paper, we propose a new block-based selective embedding type data hiding framework that encapsulates Forbidden Zone Data Hiding (FZDH)
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTSSYSTEM : Pentium IV 2.4 GHz HARD DISK : 40 GBMONITOR : 15 VGA colourMOUSE : Logitech.RAM : 256 MBKEYBOARD : 110 keys enhanced.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTSOperating system : Windows XP
ProfessionalFront End : JAVATool : NetBeans
IDE
DATA FLOW DIAGRAM:
Image as input Watermark embedding
Authenticator watermark
Spread image Watermarked image
Getfiles()
SetWMproperties
Encrypt()
Decrypt()
original image
SEQUENCE DIGARAM:
search image
select image with type as .bmp,.jpeg,jpg
Water mark a selected image
send to another user
Encrypt a watermarked image
Decrypt a watermarked image
Spread Spectrumimage
view original image
Activity Diagram :
MODULES Input module Watermark embedding Authenticator Watermark Spread Spectrum Watermarked content
MODULES DESCRIPTION
Input Module : It must be compatible with various document formats,
so that the user can be able to use any formats to hide the secret data.
Watermark embedding :Watermarking is a technology for embedding various types
of information in digital content.
Authenticator Watermark : In this module we encrypt the data
embedded image. The purpose of authenticator watermark of a
block is invariant in the watermark embedding process.
Spread Spectrum:We flip an edge pixel in binary images is
equivalent to shifting the edge location horizontally one pixel and vertically one pixel.
Watermarked content The watermarked content is obtained by
computing the inverse for the main processing block to reconstruct its candidate pixels.
Module I/O:
Module Input: We give original content as input with
watermark data embedding. We view flipping an edge pixel in binary images as shifting the edge location one pixel horizontally and vertically.
Module Output: The output of the project is we reconstruct
the pixel horizontally and vertically .we can see the original watermarked data and embedding content.
ENCRYPTION MODULE
Encryption module consists of• Key file, • Browse button, • Cover file, • Forbidden Zone Data Hiding Technique.
DECRYPTION MODULE
Reverse of Encryption module • Key file• Encrypted cover file • Extract button • Message displayed
IMPLEMENTATION
Implementation is the stage of the project when the theoretical design is turned out into a working system.
The implementation stage involves careful planning, investigation of the existing system.
It’s constraints on implementation, designing of methods to achieve changeover and evaluation of changeover methods.
SYSTEM TESTING
TYPES OF TESTS Unit Testing Integration Testing Functional Testing System Testing White Box Testing Black Box Testing
ADVANTAGES
User cannot find the original data.To increase the Security .To increase the size of stored data. We can hide more than one bit.
CONCLUSION In this paper, we propose a new video data hiding
framework that makes use of erasure correction capability of RA codes and superiority of FZDH.
The method is also robust to frame manipulation attacks via frame synchronization markers.
The framework is tested with MPEG-2, H.264 compression, scaling and frame-rate conversion attacks.
Typical system parameters are reported for error-free decoding.
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