PCA Encrypted Short Acoustic Data Inculcated in Digital Color Images

Karamchandani, S H and Gandhi, K J and Gosalia, S R and Madan, V K and Merchant, S N and Desai, U B (2015) PCA Encrypted Short Acoustic Data Inculcated in Digital Color Images. International Journal of Computers, Communications and Control, 10 (5). pp. 678-685. ISSN 1841-9836

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Abstract

We propose develop a generalized algorithm for hiding audio signal using image steganography. The authors suggest transmitting short audio messages camouflaged in digital images using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) as an encryption technique. The quantum of principal components required to represent the audio signal by removing the redundancies is a measure of the magnitude of the Eigen values. The aforementioned technique follows a dual task of encryption and in turn also compresses the audio data, sufficient enough to be buried in the image. A 57Kb audio signal is decipher from the Stego image with a high PSNR of 47.49 and a correspondingly low mse of 3.3266 × 10

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