A symmetric key based secure communication framework using adaptive steganography
Sudantha Gunawardena, Dhananjay Kulkarni · 2016
Information Security becomes a key area in computer science because securing the information from the attacks and vulnerabilities is important. At present foremost component in securing data can be considered as cryptography algorithms and protocols. With the recent large attack base on cryptography schemes and technology trending into more powerful computing of quantum computing, cryptography-based schemes are greatly vulnerable and steganography the the art and science of hidden communication using cover media has become an important research area in Information security. This paper we propose a framework for key based secure communication using latest embedding technologies in adaptive steganography where the security is achieved through obscurity. Also we show that our approach is practical though the experimental results we conducted and it is able to provide secure communication without detection.