Author(s): Sodeif Ahadpour | Mahdiyeh Majidpour
Journal: Journal of Theoretical Physics and Cryptography
ISSN 2322-3138
Volume: 3;
Issue: 1;
Start page: 15;
Date: 2013;
Original page
Keywords: Cross-coupled chaotic maps | Bifurcation | Statistical steganalysis | Least significant bits | Chi-square attack Introduction
ABSTRACT
By cross-coupling two one-dimensional chaotic maps a novel method is proposed for the public key steganography in JPEG image. Chaotic maps entail high complexity in the used algorithm for embedding secret data in a medium. In this paper, discrete cross-coupled chaotic maps are used to specifying the location of the different parts of the secret data in the image. Modifying JPEG format during compressing and decompressing, and also using public key enhanced difficulty of the algorithm. Simulation results show that in addition to excessive capacity, this method has high robustness and resistance against hackers and can be applicable in secret communication. Also the PSNR value is high compared to the other works.
Journal: Journal of Theoretical Physics and Cryptography
ISSN 2322-3138
Volume: 3;
Issue: 1;
Start page: 15;
Date: 2013;
Original page
Keywords: Cross-coupled chaotic maps | Bifurcation | Statistical steganalysis | Least significant bits | Chi-square attack Introduction
ABSTRACT
By cross-coupling two one-dimensional chaotic maps a novel method is proposed for the public key steganography in JPEG image. Chaotic maps entail high complexity in the used algorithm for embedding secret data in a medium. In this paper, discrete cross-coupled chaotic maps are used to specifying the location of the different parts of the secret data in the image. Modifying JPEG format during compressing and decompressing, and also using public key enhanced difficulty of the algorithm. Simulation results show that in addition to excessive capacity, this method has high robustness and resistance against hackers and can be applicable in secret communication. Also the PSNR value is high compared to the other works.
