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Encrypted image-based reversible data hiding with public key cryptography from difference expansion
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Encrypted image-based reversible data hiding (EIRDH) is a well-known notion of information hiding. In EIRDH, there are three entities, image provider (also called context owner), data hider, and receiver, where particularly they have to hold a shared key. The image provider sends the data hider the encrypted image by encrypting a chosen cover-image. Then, the hider generates the message-embedded encrypted image to the receiver by embedding the secret message. The receiver can simultaneously recover the original cover-image and extract the correct secret message. However, the data hider and image provider must be designated parties; this is, encrypted image-based reversible data hiding with public key cryptography (EIRDH-P) is a natural issue to eliminate the above limitation. In this paper, we construct the new EIRDH-P scheme from difference expansion (DE). We also analyze our scheme with respect to computation and communication. Finally, the experimental results show the effectiveness of this scheme. As pure image-based reversible data hiding from DE, the proposed EIRDH-P from DE also enjoys the advantages of DE. (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Data hiding
Reversible data hiding
Difference expansion
Encrypted image
Public key cryptography
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