Improved diagonal queue medical image steganography using Chaos theory, LFSR, and Rabin cryptosystem

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In this article, we have proposed an improved diagonal queue medical image steganography for patient secret medical data transmission using chaotic standard map, linear feedback shift register, and Rabin cryptosystem, for improvement of previous technique (Jain and Lenka in Springer Brain Inform 3:39–51, 2016). The proposed algorithm comprises four stages, generation of pseudo-random sequences (pseudo-random sequences are generated by linear feedback shift register and standard chaotic map), permutation and XORing using pseudo-random sequences, encryption using Rabin cryptosystem, and steganography using the improved diagonal queues. Security analysis has been carried out. Performance analysis is observed using MSE, PSNR, maximum embedding capacity, as well as by histogram analysis between various Brain disease stego and cover images.

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Jain, M., Kumar, A., & Choudhary, R. C. (2017). Improved diagonal queue medical image steganography using Chaos theory, LFSR, and Rabin cryptosystem. Brain Informatics, 4(2), 95–106. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40708-016-0057-z

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