Open Conference Systems, MISEIC 2018

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Fragile Watermarking Technique using a Nonlinear Block Mapping in Spatial Domain
Lusia Rakhmawati, Wiryanto Wiryanto, Naim Rochmawati, Euis Ismayati

Last modified: 2018-07-07

Abstract


The increasingly sophisticated multimedia technology in Internet has led to the need for data security, including copyright protection and data integrity detection that have created significant problems. One solution to achieve data security is the digital watermarking technique, which embeds hidden information or confidential data into the host image. Fragile watermarking is one of a digital watermarking technique designed to detect slight changes to the watermark. This technique is widely used for the authentication process. To spread the neighbouring pixels of the image to a mostly dispersed location, we use a chaotic map. The most important aspect of chaotic map is their maximum sensitivity to the initial conditions and their spreading behaviour throughout image space. This paper emphasizes the ability of chaotic maps using non-linear block mapping techniques, pseudorandom sequence, in spatial domains. The results obtained showed that watermarked image results are better when compared to a linear block mapping techniques, which has demonstrated through the PSNR value.

Keywords


Fragile watermarking, chaotic map, non-linear block mapping