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Extended Fibonacci Series for Selection of Master Pixels Components in Data Hiding

Virendra P Nikam, Sheetal S Dhande
Sipna College of Engineering and Technology Amravati 444606. India

Abstract: Now a day an information security is a major issue in an IT Sector. An information security becomes complex and more important problem. Much of an organization does their expenditure on securing their data. Achieving security of the local server is not a big issue, but the problem comes When sensitive information transmitted over a wireless network. Encryption/ decryption can be an important tool to help in improving information security. This paper focus on a concept of data hiding process through the use of fabbonacci series that get helps in randomize pixel selection. Randomize approach for pixel selection helps to achieve a good match between original carrier and resultant carrier. we developed techniques for securing data to avoid hacking as well as providing the user with some additional features such as key for integrity and validation of user. In this technique one can secure any type of files by hiding it in carrier media using Fibonacci series. The proposed algorithm is loss-less, key-dependent.

Keywords: Data Hiding, Fibonacci Series, Master Pixels, Carrier Channels, Wireless Media Extended Fibonacci Series for Selection of Master Pixels Components in Data Hiding

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jisr/2020/11/1/1-9

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