Abstract
Audio recordings have been used as evidence for long times. Multimedia processing advancement makes it difficult to be completely sure about what is heard is the truth. This paper presents a promising approach for integrity verification of recorded audio signals using discrete cosine transform. This approach is based on self embedding concept which embeds block-based marks extracted from the same audio signal after being transformed into 2-D format into other blocks according to a specific algorithm. After the self-embedding process, the data is converted back into 1-D style which represents a marked audio signal. The 1-D audio signal is converted into a 2-D format and then converted back into a 1-D format using the popular lexicographic ordering scheme utilized in image processing. Reverse processes are executed to extract the verification marks from the audio signal throughout the integrity verification process. Based on the extracted audio signal properties, the integrity of the marked audio signal is evaluated. Different audio processing tasks and attacks are implemented to examine the suitability of the proposed algorithm for verifying the integrity of high-confidentiality recorded audio data. The results show that the efficient ability of the proposed approach to verify integrity and detect attacks.
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