High Security Video Steganography
Putti DeepthiChandan, Mr.B.Satya narayana · 2014
Video Steganography is a technique to hide any kind of files into a carrying video file. Textual data is hidden in red, green, blue components separately in specific frames of the carrier video file. The least significant bit insertion method is an important and simple approach for embedding textual information in the carrier video file. If the location of the pixel exceeds the size of the video-image, choose the pixel location within the boundary of the video-images. The specific location of the pixel is chosen by using pseudo random equations. This method protects messages as it is passed in innocuous content like image. Using Video Steganography, we can hide large number of characters when compared to Image Steganography. Video Steganography provides high security in hiding maximum number of characters as the video consists of many images.