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Coverless image steganography based on optical mark recognition and machine learning

Al Hussien et al., 2021

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14143252975535073264
Author
Al Hussien S
Mohamed M
Hafez E
Publication year
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IEEE Access

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The most significant factor to consider during private information transmission through the internet (ie, insecure channel) is security. So, to keep this data from unauthorized access during transmission, steganography is used. Steganography is the scheme of securing …
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