Reversible Data Hiding for Medical Images in Cloud Computing Environments Based on Chaotic Hénon Map
Li‐Chin Huang, Min‐Shiang Hwang, Lin‐Yu Tseng · Journal of Electronic Science and Technology · 2013
Reversible data hiding techniques are capable of reconstructing the original cover image from stego-images. Recently, many researchers have focused on reversible data hiding to protect intellectual property rights. In this paper, we combine reversible data hiding with the chaotic Hnon map as an encryption technique to achieve an acceptable level of confidentiality in cloud computing environments. And, Haar digital wavelet transformation (HDWT) is also applied to convert an image from a spatial domain into a frequency domain. And then the decimal of coefficients and integer of high frequency band are modified for hiding secret bits. Finally, the modified coefficients are inversely transformed to stego-images.