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On the undetectability of transcoding steganography

Janicki et al., 2015

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1072740788919703824
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Janicki A
Mazurczyk W
Szczypiorski K
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Security and Communication Networks

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Abstract Transcoding Steganography (TranSteg) is a fairly new IP telephony steganographic method that is characterized by a high steganographic bandwidth, low introduced distortions, and high undetectability. TranSteg utilizes compression of the overt data to free …
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