Enhancing Video Steganography Security for Cross‐Platform Applications
Santanu Koley, Ankur Kumar · 2025
The objective of this chapter is to create a cross-platform video steganography program that can safely conceal data inside a video container. The research has been restricted to a particular video format due to the vast and intricate nature of the field of video editing. High-definition video is worn in a format that is frequently used. It takes more than a few weeks or months to thoroughly verify the security of any system or solution. Although a system's security can be partially understood in this amount of time, many security experts think a system is secure only if it has not been compromised after a number of years. Steganography and cryptography are combined in the software solution to ensure a minimal level of security. Over the last decade, online video streaming has grown immensely in popularity. Several steganographic techniques have been suggested; however, they ignore some contextually significant features. These techniques were specifically designed for “real time video” and “streaming”. Several steganographic techniques, including some basic ones that have been reported in the literature, have been reviewed in this chapter. Additionally, a study has been done on the operation of pertinent video formats and coding techniques. Lastly, thought has been paid to the security of steganographic techniques and how steganography might be used to strengthen them.