StegBlocks: ensuring perfect undetectability of network steganography
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Authors
Wojciech Fraczek, Krzysztof Szczypiorski
arXiv ID
1506.02311
Category
cs.MM: Multimedia
Cross-listed
cs.CR
Citations
5
Venue
ARES
Last Checked
3 months ago
Abstract
The paper presents StegBlocks, which defines a new concept for performing undetectable hidden communication. StegBlocks is a general approach for constructing methods of network steganography. In StegBlocks, one has to determine objects with defined properties which will be used to transfer hidden messages. The objects are dependent on a specific network protocol (or application) used as a carrier for a given network steganography method. Moreover, the paper presents the approach to perfect undetectability of network steganography, which was developed based on the rules of undetectability for general steganography. The approach to undetectability of network steganography was used to show the possibility of developing perfectly undetectable network steganography methods using the StegBlocks concept.
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