Video Authentication using PLEXUS Method

Abstract

Digital Video authentication is very important issue in day to day life. A lot of devices have got the ability of recording or capturing digital videos and all these videos can be passed through the internet as well as many other non-secure channels. There is a problem of illegal updating or manipulation of digital video because of the development in video editing software. Therefore, video authentication techniques are required in order to ensure trustworthiness of the video. There are many techniques used to prevent this issue like Digital Signature and Watermarking, these solutions are successfully included in copyright purposes but it's still really difficult to implement in many other situations especially in video surveillance. In this paper, a new method called PLEXUS is proposed for digital video authentication on temporal attacks. In authentication process, the sender will generate a signature according to the method steps using a video and private key. In verification process, the receiver will also generate a signature using the same video and private key then each signature will be compared. If the two signatures are matched then the video is not tampered otherwise the video is tampered. This method is implemented using 10 different videos and proved to be an efficient method.

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