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A Narrative Loom to Secured Strewn Assorted Milieu in Network Architecture

P. Visu, E. Kannan, S. Koteeswaran, N. Pughazendi

Abstract


Service oriented steganography is a framework based on, on which a logical transparent steganographic layer development. In this paper the works on steganography and its approach is studied and divided on Work Breakdown Structure into simple rational services allotted to network infrastructure. Service oriented architecture is also described which service oriented architecture communicates each and everything through a common language to desired compositions. It also reuses, outsource, maintain and make simple and available all the system attributes. In addition to this a related ADL model in the form of framework is also developed to describe and clarify the above proposed approach of steganographic algorithms which can be supported by different services on the network. This service based steganography system implements encoding service to hide a secret image inside a cover image automated by cover image selection service and decoding service which performs the extraction process. 


Keywords


Service Oriented Architecture, Slightest Momentus Crub Inclusion, Application Programming Interfaces, Granular and Distributed Service Oriented Systems.

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