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A Survey on Steganography Techniques in Real Time Audio Signals and Evaluation


Abdulaleem Z. Al-Othmani, Azizah Abdul Manaf and Akram M. Zeki

Steganography has proven to be one of the practical ways of securing data. It is a new kind of secret communication used mainly to hide secret data inside other innocent digital mediums. Most of existing steganographic techniques use digital multimedia files as cover mediums to hide secret data. Audio files and signals make appropriate mediums for steganography due to the high data transmission rate and the high level of redundancy. Hiding data in real time communication audio signals is not a simple mission. Steganography requirements as well as real time communication requirements are supposed to be met in order to construct a useful and useful data hiding application. In this paper we will survey the general principles of hiding secret information using audio technology, and provide an overview of current functions and techniques. These techniques will be evaluated across both, steganography and real time communication requirements.

Keywords: Real time communication, data hiding, LSB, audio steganography, signal processing

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Abdulaleem Z. Al-Othmani
Abdulaleem Z. Al-Othmani is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at University Technology Malaysia (UTM), KL. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering in 2002 at Baghdad University, Iraq and a Master of Science in Computer Science in 2010 from the University of Technology Malaysia, Malaysia. In 2010, he started his Ph.D. in Computer Science at the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Systems, UTM. His research interests include audio signal processing, data hiding, cryptography, mobile steganography, and real time communication.

Azizah Abdul Manaf
Azizah Abdul Manaf is a professor of image processing and Pattern Recognition from University Technology Malaysia (UTM). She graduated with B.Eng (Electrical) 1980, MSc. Computer Science (1985) and PhD (Image Processing) in 1995 from UTM. Her current areas of interest and research are image processing, watermarking, steganography and computer forensics and she has postgraduate students at the Master and PhD level to assist her in these research areas. She has written numerous articles in journals and presented an extensive amount of papers at national and international conferences on her research areas. Prof. Dr. Azizah has also held management positions at the university and faculty levels such as Head of Department, Deputy Dean, Deputy Director, and Academic Director. She is currently the Deputy Dean – Academic of Advance Informatics School (AIS) at UTM Second Author biography appears here. Degrees achieved followed by current employment are listed, plus any major academic achievements. Do not specify email address here.

Akram M. Zeki
Akram M. Zeki has obtained B.Sc. from University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan. And Master in Computer Graphics from Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology at University Putra Malaysia. His PhD was from Faculty of Computer Science and Information System at University Technology Malaysia. Recently he is Assistant Professor at Kulliyyah of Information and Communication Technology, International Islamic University Malaysia. His research interest including: Watermarking, Steganography, Information Security and Image Processing.


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