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    This document summarizes a seminar presentation on steganography. It defines steganography as the art of hiding information by embedding messages within other data to conceal the existence of the embedded information. The presentation outlines the history, uses, types and techniques of steganography. It discusses steganalysis, the process of identifying steganography, and provides examples of steganography tools. The presentation compares steganography to cryptography and notes that combining the two techniques results in more secure data transmission through confidentiality, integrity, availability and other security features.

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    This document summarizes a seminar presentation on steganography. It defines steganography as the art of hiding information by embedding messages within other data to conceal the existence of the embedded information. The presentation outlines the history, uses, types and techniques of steganography. It discusses steganalysis, the process of identifying steganography, and provides examples of steganography tools. The presentation compares steganography to cryptography and notes that combining the two techniques results in more secure data transmission through confidentiality, integrity, availability and other security features.

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    This document summarizes a seminar presentation on steganography. It defines steganography as the art of hiding information by embedding messages within other data to conceal the existence of the embedded information. The presentation outlines the history, uses, types and techniques of steganography. It discusses steganalysis, the process of identifying steganography, and provides examples of steganography tools. The presentation compares steganography to cryptography and notes that combining the two techniques results in more secure data transmission through confidentiality, integrity, availability and other security features.

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    SEMINAR ON

    STEGANOGRAPHY
    STEGANOGRAPHY
    J.VENKATESWARA RAO
    16S11A0557
    Presentation Outline
    1. What is STEGANOGRAPHY?
    2. History
    3. Uses of Steganography
    4. Types of Steganography
    5. General Diagram
    6. Steganography Techniques
    7. Steganalysis
    8. Implementation and Results
    9. Steganography Vs Cryptography
    10.Advantages and Disadvantages
    11.Conclusion and Future Scope
    1. What is STEGANOGRAPHY?
    STEGANOGRAPHY
    • Art of Hiding information.

    • Embedding messages within other data.

    • Conceal the existence of the embedded information.


    1.1 Example
    Ex: Fishing freshwater bends and saltwater coasts rewards anyone
    feeling stressed. Resourceful anglers usually find masterful leapers fun and
    admit swordfish rank overwhelming anyday.

    FiShing frEshwater beNds anD saLtwater coAsts reWards anYone


    feEling stRessed. ReSourceful anGlers usUally fiNd maSterful leApers fuN
    anD adMit swOrdfish raNk ovErwhelming anYday.

    “Send Lawyers Guns and Money”


    2. History

    • Greek word

    • 15th century (400BC)

    • Steganos (covered) + Graphie (writing) = Steganography (Covered Writing)


    3. Uses of Steganography

    • Solution to send news and information without fear.


    • Possible to store information on a location.
    • Best used for E-commerce.
    • Paired with existing communication methods.
    • Transportation of sensitive data.
    4. Types of Steganography

    Fig: Steganography Types


    5. General Diagram

    Fig: Block Diagram Representation


    6. Steganography Techniques

    1. Text Steganography
    2. Image Steganography
    3. Audio/video Steganography
    4. Network Steganography
    7. Steganalysis
    • Process of identifying Steganography.
    • Identify suspected information streams.

    fE : steganographic function "embedding”


    fE -1 : steganographic function "extracting”
    Cover : cover data in which emb will be hidden
    emb : message to be hidden
    Stego : cover data with the hidden message
    8. Implementation and Results
    8.1 Procedure
    8.2 Steganography Tools

    • Image-Steganography
    • Steghide
    • Xiao Steganography
    • S-Tools
    • Hide ‘N’ Send
    9. Steganography vs Cryptography
    9.1 Combination of Steganography and Cryptography

    Fig: Highly secured mechanism


    9.2 Purpose of Combination

    Results in acquiring
    • Confidentiality
    • Integrity
    • Availability
    • Non-repudiation
    • Authenticity
    10. Advantages and Disadvantages
    Advantages Disadvantages
    • Way of hiding password to reach • Huge number of data, huge file
    the information. size, so someone can suspect
    • Difficult to detect except for about it.
    receiver. • If this technique is gone in the
    • Can be applied differently in wrong hands like hackers,
    digital image, audio etc. terrorists, criminals then this can
    • Can be done faster with the large be very much dangerous for all.
    number of softwares.
    11. Conclusion and Future Scope
    • Steganography and its derivatives are growing in use and application.
    • In areas where cryptography and strong encryption are being outlawed,
    citizens are looking at Steganography .
    • In the near future, the most important use of Steganographic techniques will
    probably be lying in the field of security.
    • Hence, Combination of Steganography with Cryptography results in more
    safer form of data transmission.
    THANK
    YOU

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