Secure Steganography in Colored Images

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The standard and conception of What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) that we tend to encounter generally at the time of printing pictures or alternative materials is no longer precise and wouldnt fool a steganographer because it doesnt continuously hold true. Pictures may be quite, but we tend to see with our Human Visual System (HVS), therefore, they will convey quite simply a thousand words. The main aim of this study is to propose a steganography algorithm having strong resistance towards human visual system perception about hidden message in an image. To fulfill this aim saliency maps has been used as models for the steganography as to the authors knowledge it has never been used for steganography.

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Dr. Manish Mahajan is currently working as Professor and HOD CSE at CGC, Landran, Punjab. He is having more than 13 years of experience in academics and research. He has filed 13 patents and also a reviewer of various renowned journals. He has guided 40 M.Tech thesis. He is having more than 100 research papers in various journals.

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