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Contrast enhancement based forensics in digital images against security attack using RSA algorithm


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Title: Contrast enhancement based forensics in digital images against security attack using RSA algorithm

Authors: G. Shirley, D. Ebenezer

Journal: ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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Publisher: Khyber Medical College, Peshawar

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2015

Volume: 10

Issue: 9

Language: English

Keywords: RSA algorithmcontrast enhancementdigital imageszero-height gap binsimage forgeries

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Abstract

RSA algorithm is used to overcome security attack. Neural network classification is used to detect the forgery involved in digital images. Contrast Enhancement is typically used to adjust the global brightness and contrast of digital images. It is significant to detect contrast enhancement for verifying the originality and authenticity of the digital images. The main strategy relies on the blind identification of zero-height gap bins. Two data sets are taken for evaluation, namely, Dataset1 and Dataset2. Dataset1 is the unaltered image and Dataset2 is altered image from the original image. The detection of global contrast enhancement in both the images are determined. The zero-height gap bins in gray level histograms are exploited as identifying features. The probabilities of detection and false alarm determined by thresholds which are calculated as the percentage of the enhanced images correctly classified and that of the unenhanced images incorrectly classified, respectively. The receiver operating characteristic curves are generated for evaluation. The consistency between regional artifacts is checked for detecting image forgeries and locating composition boundaries.


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