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Robust image watermarking algorithm using chaotic sequences
DOI:10.1016/j.jisa.2022.103219.png)
Abstract
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This article presents a robust image watermarking scheme that provides high robustness and imperceptibility based on an innovative application of chaotic bits and error-correcting codes. The bits embedded in the image are the parity bits of an error-correcting code whose information sequence is formed by combining the watermark bits with chaotic bits generated from a secret key known to all legitimate users. Therefore, a part of the codeword is perfectly known to these users in the watermark extraction processing regardless of the strength of an attack. Thus, the error-correcting code capability is employed in recovering the watermark bits, improving the robustness of the method. The parity bits are embedded at specific frequencies of the discrete cosine transform and a parameter controls the compromise between robustness and imperceptibility. The proposed method is tested against several signal processing and geometric attacks, and comparison results reveal that it outperforms the existing schemes.
Keywords:
Chaotic maps
Coding
Security
Image watermarking
Geometric attacks
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