Image Steganography Using LSB and Edge - Detection Technique

Nitin Kumar Jain, Sachin Akoji Meshram, Shikha Dubey · 2012

Steganography is the technique of hiding the fact that communication is taking place, by hiding data in other data. Many different carrier file formats can be used, but digital images are the most popular because of their frequency on the Internet. For hiding secret information in images, there exist a large variety of steganographic techniques some are more complex than others and all of them have respective strong and weak points. Steganalysis, the detection of this hidden information, is an inherently difficult problem and requires a thorough investigation so we are using detection Filter. In this paper search how the edges of the images can be used to hiding text message in Steganography .It give the depth view of image steganography and Edge detection Filter techniques. Method: In this paper search how the edges of the images can be used to hiding text message in Steganography. For that gray image has been presented. In this method tried to find binary value of each character of text message and then in the next stage, tried to find dark places of gray image (black) by converting the original image to binary image for labeling each object of image by considering on 8 pixel connectivity. Then these images have been converted to RGB image in order to find dark places. Because in this way each sequence of gray color turns into RGB color and dark level of grey image is found by this way if the Gary image is very light the histogram must be changed manually to find just dark places. In the final stage each 8 pixels of dark places has been considered as a byte and binary value of each character has been put in low bit of each byte that was created manually by dark places pixels for increasing security of the main way of least Significant bit steganography. Steganalysis then used to evaluate the hiding process to ensure the data can be hidden in best possible way.

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