This paper proposes a spatial domain based video watermarking scheme to improve security of the video data using a combination of modified LSB watermarking technique of spatial domain and a (n, n) secret image sharing scheme. In this scheme the secret image sharing scheme is applied during transmission right after the embedding of the watermark in the video frame to overcome the drawback of the single LSB technique. This combination ensures high security and robustness as the watermarked image is being distributed into 3 meaningless shares during transmission thus making it imperceptible to the attacker. This dual scheme improves the extraction capability of the secret message and enhances the information embedding capacity. The average PSNR obtained was 55dB which proves that the quality of reconstruction is high and higher than most of the existing watermarking techniques in similar domain.
Video watermarking is an essential method employed to invisibly and reliably incorporate information into digital videos. Its primary purposes include copyright protection, content authentication, and ownership verification. With the increasing prevalence of digital media and the ease of video sharing online, safeguarding intellectual property rights and ensuring video content integrity have become crucial. Video watermarking is an essential method employed to invisibly and reliably incorporate information into digital videos. Its primary purposes include copyright protection, content authentication, and ownership verification. With the increasing prevalence of digital media and the ease of video sharing online, safeguarding intellectual property rights and ensuring video content integrity have become crucial. Robustness is a crucial aspect of video watermarking, as watermarked videos may be subjected to various attacks or modifications. Robust video watermarking techniques employ error correction codes, spread spectrum modulation, or cryptographic algorithms to ensure the resilience of watermarks against attacks such as compression, filtering, and geometric transformations. Various aspects and performance characteristics must be taken into account while developing an algorithm. It is necessary to evaluate performance indicators like NCC, PSNR, BER, WER, SSIM, VIFP, VMAF, and many more.
For any type of watermarking techniques imperceptibility, robustness, embedding capacity, security of hidden watermark data and good visual recovery of both cover, as well as watermark secret data, are the major issues. To solve these issues the selected frames of video and the secret data is divided into the equal number of parts and every part is mapped using adaptive pixel location mapping (APLM) algorithm to get watermarked video, hence the embedding capacity and security of hidden watermark data are increased. Furthermore, the proposed system also calculates the key security parameters like peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR), mean square error (MSE), histogram, structural similarity index module (SSIM) and cross-correlation factor (CCF) before watermarking, after watermarking and after recovering the secret data from watermarked video which are found to be identical, hence the proposed system is more insusceptible to any type of attack as compared to existing watermarking approaches.
For any type of watermarking techniques imperceptibility, robustness, embedding capacity, security of hidden watermark data and good visual recovery of both cover, as well as watermark secret data, are the major issues. To solve these issues the selected frames of video and the secret data is divided into the equal number of parts and every part is mapped using adaptive pixel location mapping (APLM) algorithm to get watermarked video, hence the embedding capacity and security of hidden watermark data are increased. Furthermore, the proposed system also calculates the key security parameters like peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR), mean square error (MSE), histogram, structural similarity index module (SSIM) and cross-correlation factor (CCF) before watermarking, after watermarking and after recovering the secret data from watermarked video which are found to be identical, hence the proposed system is more insusceptible to any type of attack as compared to existing watermarking approaches.
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