Abstract

Reversible data hiding can embed secret data into the cover image to cheat hackers, thereby avoiding the interception attack. The previous methods modify non-embeddable pixels to create hiding spaces, which decreases the quality of the stego image. In order to improve the image quality, we keep the non-embeddable pixels and use a few flag bits to discriminate between the embedded pixels and the non-embeddable pixels. Experimental results showed that the proposed method can achieve better image quality than the reversible steganographic methods that proposed recently.

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