Abstract-This project discusses a simple and secure
LITERATURE SURVEY
steganographic system involves reversible texture
synthesis and presents a design and implementation
of weaving a the texture synthesis process into
steganography to conceal the secret message. Texture
synthesis is the method of building a large digital
image from a small digital sample image by taking
advantage of its structural content. A typical
steganographic application includes covert
communication between two parties whose presence
is anonymous to a probable attacker and whose
success depends on detecting the existence of this
communication. We implement how to secure the
communication over the medium. We can implement
patch based algorithm that may conceal source
texture image and embeds secret message through the
process of texture synthesis.
Keywords- Steganography, stego image, Secret key,
Texture Synthesis, Reversible texture Synthesis
I. INTRODUCTION
A steganography can be defined as the art and science
of indistinguishable communication. The word
steganography derives from the Greek steganos,
implication covered or secret, and graphy, implication
writing or drawing. Therefore, steganography
literally means that covered writing. Information and
communication technology has grown rapidly.
Internet is the most general communication standard
nowadays. But message transmission over the
internet is facing some difficulties such as files
security, copyright control etc. So we need secret
communication methods. Steganography place an
important role in information security. The origin of
steganography is traced back to ancient civilization.
The oldenEgyptians communicated covertly using the
hieroglyphic language, a sequence of symbols
representative a message. The message appearances
as if it is a sketch of a picture although it may hold a
hidden message.
Fig 1:Steganographic Technique
II.
Literature survey is the most significant step in
software improvement process. Before developing
the tool it is necessary to define the time factor
economy and company power. Once these things are
satisfied, then the next step is to define which
operating system and semantic can be used for
developing the tool. Once the programmers start
building the tool the programmer wanta lot of
external support. This support can be achieved from
senior programmers, from book or from websites.
Before constructing the system the above thoughts
are taken into account for developing the proposed
system. IN PAPER[1]A.E.Mustafa et al., presents a
new Steganography technique based on the spatial
domain for encoding additional information in an
picture by making small alterations to its pixels. The
proposed technique concentrations on one specific
popular technique, Least Significant Bit (LSB)
Embedding. In place of using the LSB-1 of the cover
for embedding the message, LSB-2 has been used to
increase the robustness. In paper [2] M.Zamani et
al.,examines the opportunity of usage of Genetic
Algorithms (GA) for data hiding in digital images.
Two spatial domain data hiding approaches are
planned where GA is used distinctly for (i)
improvement in discovery and (ii) optimum
imperceptibility of secreted data in digital pictures
respectively. In paper [3]G.S.Sarvanthi et al.,
discussed a new technique of information hiding in
digital picture in spatial domain. In this technique we
use Plane Bit Substitution Method (PBSM) technique
in which communication bits are embedded into the
pixel value(s) of an image.In paper [4] E.Levina et
al., presents a nonparametric algorithm for
bootstrapping a stationary unplanned ground and
shows certain consistency possessions of the
algorithm for the case of mixing unplanned grounds.
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In paper [5] Michael F.Cohen et al., discusses the
usage of Wang Tiles for picture and texture
generation as initially accessible and creating large
regions of nonperiodic texture, point circulations or
geometry can be professionally done at runtime by
assembling a tiling of the plane using a minor set of
Wang tiles. The technique contains filling a minor
set of Wang Tiles with texture, Poisson point
deliveries or geometry and non-periodically roofing
the horizontal to stochastically produce a continuous
representation.In paper [6] Hirofumi Otori et al.,
suggests a new kind of image coding technique using
texture image synthesis. The textured code delivers
the conservative bar code with an aesthetic demand
and is used for tagging data onto actual texture
things, which can form a basis for abundant mobile
data communications.
III. PREVIOUS WORK
The existing work in the steganography using pixel
based technique produce the synthesized image pixel
by pixel and practices spatial neighborhood
evaluations to select the most comparable pixel in a
model texture as the production pixel. Since each
production pixel is regulated by the already
synthesized pixels, an any incorrectly synthesized
pixels during the procedureinspiration the rest of the
result producing propagation of error.
IV. PROPOSED WORK
Patch based method conceals the source texture
image and embeds secret message through the
process of texture synthesis. This allows us to extract
the secret message and source texture from a stego
synthetic texture. The main aim of patch based
methods to embed a secret message during the
synthesizing procedure. This allows the source
texture to be recovered in a message extracting
procedure. The below Fig 2 that will show the
proposed system architecture.
Fig 2: Proposed Steganographic system
architecture
4.1 Message embedding process:
4.1.1 Patch composition process: The second
procedure of our algorithm is to paste the source
patches into a workbench to create a composition
image. First we found a blank image as our
workbench where the dimension of the workbench is
equivalent to the synthetic texture. By mentioning to
the source patch IDs deposited in the index table, we
then paste the basis patches into the workbench.
4.1.2 Message oriented texture synthesis process:
We have now to produce an index table and
composition image, and have pasted basis patches
straight into the workbench. We will embed our
secret message through the message oriented texture
synthesis to produce the final stego synthetic.
Fig 3: Message oriented texture synthesis
process
4.2 Message extraction and Message authentication
procedure:
The message extraction for the receiver side
containsproducing the index table, recovering the
source texture, performance the consistency synthesis
and removing and authenticating the secret message
hidden in the stego synthetic texture. Given the secret
key believed in the receiver side, the same index
table as the embedding technique can be produced.
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Fig 4: Message extraction andauthentication
process
V. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
Our algorithm covers the source texture image and
embeds secret message concluded the process of
texture synthesis. This permits us to extract the secret
message and source texture from a stego synthetic
texture using message extraction and authentication
procedure.
 VI. CONCLUSION
Given an original source texture,our system can
produce a huge stego synthetic texture covering
secret messages. To the best of our information, we
are the first that can exquisitely weave the
steganography into a predictable patch based texture
synthesis. Our technique is novel and delivers
reversibility to retrive the innovative source texture
from the stego synthetic texture, creationimaginable a
second round of texture synthesis if desired. The
accessible
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algorithm is protected and strong against an RS
steganalysis attack. We belive our proposed
arrangementproposals substantial benefits and
delivers an occasionto spread steganography
application.
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