2015
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/20152503003
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Research of Video Steganalysis Algorithm Based on H265 Protocol

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“…In [10,45], the authors consider the role of passive steganalysis is only to detect the presence or absence of a hidden message, whereas the active steganalysis objective is to extract, destroy or alter it. The same definition is also adopted by Wu in [46]. The estimation of the hidden message 'length' can be sometimes part of the passive approach like in [45], or part of the active approach as stated by Trivedi in [47].…”
Section: Other Definitions Of Active and Passive Steganalysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In [10,45], the authors consider the role of passive steganalysis is only to detect the presence or absence of a hidden message, whereas the active steganalysis objective is to extract, destroy or alter it. The same definition is also adopted by Wu in [46]. The estimation of the hidden message 'length' can be sometimes part of the passive approach like in [45], or part of the active approach as stated by Trivedi in [47].…”
Section: Other Definitions Of Active and Passive Steganalysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their method considers the influence of the stego message on the sum of absolute difference (SAD). In 2015, Wu [46] investigated the detection of hidden messages in H265-encoded videos using an LSB matching algorithm. Fan et al [67] proposed in 2016 an approach targeting hash-based LSB steganography.…”
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