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Secure Communication for Reversible Data Hiding in Encrypted Images by Reserving Room before Encryption Technique
Abstract
Reversible data hiding (RDH) in encrypted images, in this encryption method to readable data is converted into unreadable data format to using cipher text. In this data can be displayed into the reversible manner to using a RDH technique and it is a securable one. The reversible information can be inserting into the back side of the image. So, both the images and data can be hided after the encryption. So, no one can access without knowing the encryption key. Finally receiver to the hided images and data can be recovering to the original format without any error. The embed maximum 10 times to improve the image quality compare to the previous method, such as peak to signal noise ratio is 60 db.
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