A Review of Modern DNA-based Steganography Approaches

Alhabeeb, Omar Haitham; Fauzi, Fariza; Sulaiman, Riza

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2021.0121021

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“…This connection is not formed randomly. Double hydrogen bonds always exist between A and T, while triple hydrogen bonds always exist between C and G [24]. Fig.…”

Section: Encryption Based On the Sequence Of Dnamentioning

confidence: 93%

“…Instead of using electronic chips, DNA computing uses molecular biology, technology, and biochemistry [21].The DNA molecule stores genetic information in the form of code. DNA is made up of two long strands that are twisted on each other, These two strands are linked together by units known as nucleotides, giving DNA the structure of a helix ladder [24].which is made up of four chemical components [25]. In DNA computing, the four nitrogen bases (Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, and Thymine) are used to represent data in the same way that the human genetic code uses them [26].…”

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Medical Image Encryption and Decryption Based on DNA: A Survey

Saja Theab Ahmed,

Hammood,

Chisab

et al. 2023

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In the medical field, advanced techniques such as e-health, intelligent health, and telemedicine apps are being deployed. These approaches use open-source networks to send digital medical images. Patients’ private and sensitive diagnosis is contained in the digital medical image. Then sent the digital medical images are used for diagnosis by the remote center. For this reason, protecting patient privacy and the integrity of medical images is of paramount importance. DNA Digital coding is the most popular form of cryptographic technology, and it is frequently employed to strengthen information security, and the most prevalent constraints of DNA cryptographic schemes feature a high degree of temporal and algor. If DNA is employed appropriately, it can be used to achieve a number of security technologies, including encryption, steganography, signature, and authentication through the use of DNA molecules as information carriers. In this paper, a survey on the digital medical image was done. This survey contains the methods of encryption, and decryption of the image which is based on DNA with all the related methods and makes the comparison between the previous papers and explain which is the best to use.

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“…This connection is not formed randomly. Double hydrogen bonds always exist between A and T, while triple hydrogen bonds always exist between C and G [24]. Fig.…”

Section: Encryption Based On the Sequence Of Dnamentioning

confidence: 93%

Section: Encryption Based On the Sequence Of Dnamentioning

confidence: 99%

Medical Image Encryption and Decryption Based on DNA: A Survey

Saja Theab Ahmed,

Hammood,

Chisab

et al. 2023

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“…However, the availability of the ciphertext raises suspicions and draws the attention of opponents. On the other hand, steganography seems to be more appropriate and has recently received much attention, since it does not give rise to any signs detectable by the human eyes [2]. Steganography is the science of hiding relatively smaller information in a larger multimedia cover.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Review on Security Techniques in Image Steganography

Ghoul¹,

Sulaiman²,

Shukur³

2023

IJACSA

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Given the increased popularity of the internet, the exchange of sensitive information leads to concerns about privacy and security. Techniques such as steganography and cryptography have been employed to protect sensitive information. Steganography is one of the promising tools for securely exchanging sensitive information through an unsecured medium. It is a powerful tool for protecting a user's data, wherein the user can hide messages inside other media, such as images, videos, and audios (cover media). Image steganography is the science of concealing secret information inside an image using various techniques. The nature of the embedding process makes the hidden information undetectable to human eyes. The challenges faced by image steganography techniques include achieving high embedding capacity, good imperceptibility, and high security. These criteria are inter-related since enhancing one factor undermines one or more others. This paper provides an overview of existing research related to various techniques and security in image steganography. First, basic information in this domain is presented. Next, various kinds of security techniques used in steganography are explained, such as randomization, encryption, and region-based techniques. This paper covers research published from 2017 to 2022. This review is not exhaustive and aims to explore state-of-the-art techniques applied to enhance security, crucial issues in the domain, and future directions to assist new and current researchers.

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“…To protect against cybercrime and ensure safe data transmission, data scientists and researchers are working hard to implement multiple methods and techniques. Photos have been used to pass on secrets from one person to another for years [1]. However, recently, the focus has been on making this process as safe as possible.…”

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A Novel Color Visual Cryptography Approach Based on Harris Hawks Optimization Algorithm

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Hundreds of millions of people worldwide use computing devices and services, including smartphones, laptops, and messaging apps. Visual cryptography (VC) is one of the most secure encryption methods for image encryption in many applications, such as voting security, online transaction security, and privacy protection. An essential step in VC is encrypting secret images into multiple digital shares to hide them with the intention of successfully reverting them to their original form. Hence, a single share cannot reveal information about the secret image. Issues including pixel enlargement, high processing costs, and low decryption quality influence the current state of VC. We address these issues by introducing a novel technique based on (2, 2) secret sharing and the algorithm of Harris hawks optimization (HHO) for color photos. For the encryption process, the appropriate color levels are determined using the HHO algorithm. Consequently, images are decrypted with improved quality and a small impact on the overall processing complexity. The suggested scheme is also non-expandable due to the equal size of the initial secret image and the shared images. This results in lower memory requirements and improved image quality. The approach is applied to a set of well-known benchmark images. Moreover, a set of standard metrics is used to assess the robustness of the proposed scheme, including its capability in defending against cryptanalytic attacks, a correlation, a histogram, and the quality of encryption. According to the findings, the proposed solution provides better reconstructed image quality, time-efficient encryption, and nearly optimal statistical properties compared to previous approaches.

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A Review of Modern DNA-based Steganography Approaches

Cited by 5 publications

References 40 publications

Medical Image Encryption and Decryption Based on DNA: A Survey

Medical Image Encryption and Decryption Based on DNA: A Survey

A Review on Security Techniques in Image Steganography

A Novel Color Visual Cryptography Approach Based on Harris Hawks Optimization Algorithm

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