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IJSTR >> Volume 3- Issue 1, January 2014 Edition



International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616



Efficient Analysis And Secure Client Side Image Using Fingerprint Embedding

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AUTHOR(S)

A. Sudha, K. Vanitha, A. NooralShaba

 

KEYWORDS

Index Terms: Finger print embedding, Decryption, Encoding, Decoding, Encryption, Decryption.

 

ABSTRACT

Abstract: In Secure embedding, the data sent to the client in encrypted form along with a client specific decryption key. The decryption process and watermarking process are securely interwined, so that decryption result in a different uniquely watermarked content copy personalized for the client. The main objective of the project is to introduce the audition to identify whether the received image is original or not. To do that it maintains the authorized users fingerprint. For sending the image, the sender has to encode the finger print with the original image. While encoding, the senders fingerprint will be embedded behind the original image. After receiving the fingerprint images the receiver has to decode the image. While decoding the image the receiver can extract the fingerprint which is embedded in the image. Then the forensics detector checks the extracted finger print with the collected fingerprints. If the fingerprints are matched then the received image is original image otherwise the received image has been modified by the hackers.

 

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