Swarnendu Mukherjee
Abstract
The growth of high speed computer networks and that of Internet, in particular, has hiked the ease of Data Communication. But in the other hand this growth is also responsible for the snooping of Data at the same time. The ease, by which digital information can be duplicated and distributed, has led to the need for effective protection tools. Various encryption techniques like cryptography, digital watermarking, steganography etc have already been introduced in attempt to address these growing concerns. In this paper, an algorithmic approach is proposed in which along with the combination of cryptography and steganography (taken as security layers), an extra layer of security has been imposed in between them to obtain a completely secured data transmission scheme.
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Digital Library
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Index Terms
- Triple layer data security
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