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Visual Secret Sharing for Secure Biometric Authentication using Steganography


Author(s): A B Rajendra , H S Sheshadri
Year of Publication: 2014
Source: International Journal of Computing Algorithm
     
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Citation: A B Rajendra, H S Sheshadri. "Visual Secret Sharing for Secure Biometric Authentication using Steganography." International Journal of Computing Algorithm 3.1 (2014): 97-100.

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Visual secret sharing (VSS) is a kind of encryption, where secret image can be decoded directly by the human visual system without any computation for decryption. Secret image is reconstructed by simply stacking the shares together. Steganography using visual secret sharing (SVSS) is an improved version of visual secret sharing where it embeds the random patterns into meaningful images. One of the applications of SVSS is to avoid the custom inspections, because the shares of SVSS are meaningful images, hence there are fewer chances for the shares to be suspected and detected. The disadvantage of VSS is that the interceptors are able to identify that the secret image has been encrypted. Therefore we propose a method so that it is difficult for the interceptors to know about the presence of the shares.


Keywords VSS,SVSS,VC


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