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A recursive reversible data hiding in encrypted images method with a very high payload

Puteaux et al., 2020

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16686771976731112877
Author
Puteaux P
Puech W
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IEEE Transactions on Multimedia

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Reversible data hiding in encrypted images (RDHEI) can be used as an effective technique to embed additional data directly in the encrypted domain and therefore, without any invasion to privacy. In this way, RDHEI is especially useful for labeling encrypted images in …
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