Non-noticeable information embedding in color images: marking and detection

One of the problems arising from the use of digital media is the ease of obtaining identical copies of digital images or audio files, allowing manipulation and unauthorized use. Copyright is an effective tool for preserving intellectual property of those documents but authors and publishers need effective techniques preventing copyright modification, due to the straightforward access to multimedia applications and the wider use of digital publications through the WWW. These techniques are generally called watermarking and allow the introduction of side information (i.e. author identification, copyrights, dates, etc.). This work concentrates on the problem of watermarking embedding and optimum detection in color images through the use of spread spectrum techniques, both in space (direct sequence spread spectrum or DSSS) and frequency (frequency hopping). It is applied to RGB and opponent color component representations. Perceptive information is considered in both color systems. Some tests are performed in order to ensure imperceptibility and to assess detection quality of the optimum color detectors.Peer ReviewedPostprint (published version

Data hidding in color images using perceptual models

One of the problems arising from the use of digital media is the ease of identical copies of digital images or audio files, allowing manipulation and unauthorized use. Copyright is an effective tool for preserving intellectual property of those documents but authors and publishers need effective techniques that prevent from copyright modification, due to the straightforward access to multimedia applications and the wider use of digital publications through the www. These techniques are generally called watermarking and allow the introduction of side information (i.e. author identification, copyrights, dates, etc.). This work concentrates on the problem embedding and optimum blind detection of data in color images through the use of spread spectrum techniques, both in space (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum or DSSS) and frequency (Frequency Hopping). It is applied to RGB and opponent color component representations. Perceptive information is considered in both color systems. Some tests are performed in order to ensure imperceptibility and to assess detection quality of the optimum color detectors.Peer ReviewedPostprint (published version

Digital Watermarking Technique used for Security of Digital Images during Broadcasting and Telecasting by Using DWT

Signals are any time varying quantity having lot of Information and have its own frequency. Signal can be classified into random signal, periodic signals, and non-periodic signals, discrete or digital signal. Signal may contain various data like audio, vedio, or in text format. Signal also has information like images. But question arises of security of signal. So; Signals can be making secure by using the different Security techniques such as encryption and decryption by using RSA algorithm, Stegnography, Digital watermarking techniques. In this paper we are going to discuss transmission of Signal and their modulation techniques and its security by using “Digital Watermarking Techniques” with help of “Discrete Wavelet Transform”