A Deep Belief Network Based Land Cover Classification

Chintada, Koteswara Rao; Yalla, Surya Prakash; Uriti, Archana

doi:10.1109/i-pact52855.2021.9696524

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“…In this proposed work, implementation work is shown in different phases. The first phase describes the transformation process of the image, i.e., converting the image from RGB to gray scale and then applying DWT [9] on the image. The second phase deals with the encoding process, resulting a stego image using LSB substitution method.…”

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GUI Implementation of Modified and Secure Image Steganography Using Least Significant Bit Substitution

Yalla¹,

Uriti²,

Sethy³

2022

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Due to swift improvement of information innovation in recent times, providing security to data has become major concern and threat to Information Privacy has become inevitable. Data Hiding technology is an efficient way to solve the problems of data leakage and loss of information. Data hiding called steganography is a security method to provide security to secret data which is transferred from sender to receiver from harmful attacks. Steganography is an interaction of concealing a mysterious message inside a cover object which is not secret. There are many cover media like images, audio, video, text files etc. There are many ways to approach steganography like spatial domain, transformation domain, masking and filtering. This technique is helpful because the human eye is quite insensitive to the minute changes that help the embedded data stay safe and secure. The main motive of steganography is to get high stego image quality, low computational complexity, more embedding capability, visually unnoticeable, invisibility, and improved security. A capable steganographic technique must be resistant to any steganalysis approach the secret data is prone to. In this proposed system, implement the GUI implementation image steganography in spatial domain using Least Significant Bit (LSB) where the modified high capacity cover image undergoes the Discrete Wavelet Transformation (DWT) and propose an Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) secret key stego system such that the data is secure. The distortion between the two images in identified with the help of MSE and Histogram analysis.

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GUI Implementation of Modified and Secure Image Steganography Using Least Significant Bit Substitution

Yalla¹,

Uriti²,

Sethy³

2022

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“…Conventional channels can be effective when used in conjunction with quantum channels. In protocols for exchanging quantum keys, a classical channel [12] is utilized in addition to a quantum channel. When a noisy quantum channel is combined with a noise-free classical channel the information of the noisy quantum channel can be increased in quantum communication.…”

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Secure method of communication using Quantum Key Distribution

Yalla,

Uriti,

Sethy

et al. 2024

ACE

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Secure communication plays a vital role now-a-days. Modern-day secure communication is made possible via cryptography. Modern cryptographic algorithms are based on the process of factoring large integers into their primes, as they are intractable. But the cryptography nowadays is vulnerable to technological advances in computing power like quantum computing and evolution in math to quickly reverse one-way functions like factorization of large integers. Incorporating quantum physics concepts into cryptography is the answer, which results in an assessment of quantum cryptography. A unique type of cryptography known as quantum cryptography makes advantage of quantum mechanics to provide complete protection against the transmitted message. Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), a random binary key distribution used in quantum cryptography, enables communication participants to recognize unauthorized listeners. Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) is likely the most advanced quantum technology currently accessible with full stack systems already in use. This projects goal is to develop secure and encrypted communication between the parties with the help of a web application using the BB84 protocol.

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