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A new nested visual cryptography scheme is proposed for n cooperated user groups. It can encode the secret image consists of black and white pixels into share images which should be distributed to each user in each group. To decode the secret, users in at least k out of n groups should be present, and at least p out of q users should provide their shares for each attendant group (where p and q can be distinct for each group). For the proposed scheme, the known scheme can be regarded as a simple instance which has only one user in each group. Compared to S-extended visual cryptography scheme, there is no need to enumerate all the user sets which can decode the secret. 相似文献
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为解决传统可视密码像素膨胀及分存图像无意义等问题,文中提出了一个具有掩盖图像的(2,2)可视密码方案。方案中密图为黑白反色图像,利用半色调技术将两个灰度图像处理后的半色调图像作为掩盖图像,根据密图修改掩盖图像生成分存图像,叠加分存图像恢复密图。方案符合可视密码解密简单的特性且分存图像有意义,没有引入任何像素膨胀。 相似文献
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《电子学报:英文版》2016,(4):621-624
In binary Region increm enting visual cryptography schemes (RIVCSs), the secrets of multi-ple secrecy regions can be gradually revealed by hu-man visual system. A characteristic of the existing binary RIVCSs different from traditional binary Visual cryptog-raphy schemes (VCSs) is that, the contrasts for different revealed regions are different while traditional binary VCSs have same contrast. To keep the quality (contrast) of re-covered image compatible with the traditional VCS, we use integer linear programming to design a binary (k,n)-RIVCS with same contrast for all secrecy regions in this paper. Experimental results demonstrate that our method is feasible and effective. The trade-off is that our schem e involves a larger pixel expansion. 相似文献
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Recently, Hou and others introduced a (2, n) block‐based progressive visual cryptographic scheme (BPVCS) in which image blocks can be gradually recovered step by step. In Hou and others’ (2, n)‐BPVCS, a secret image is subdivided into n non‐overlapping image blocks. When participants stack their shadow images, all the image blocks associated with these t participants will be recovered. However, Hou and others’ scheme is only a simple 2‐out‐of‐n case. In this paper, we discuss a general (k, n)‐BPVCS for any k and n. Our main contribution is to give two constructions (Construction 1 and Construction 2) of this general (k, n)‐BPVCS. Also, we theoretically prove that both constructions satisfy a threshold property and progressive recovery of the proposed (k, n)‐BPVCS. For , Construction 1 is reduced to Hou and others’ (2, n)‐BPVCS.] 相似文献
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Traditional secret sharing schemes involve the use of a mutually trusted authority to assist in the generation and distribution
of shares that will allow a secret to be protected among a set of participants. In contrast, this paper addresses the problem
of establishing secret sharing schemes for a given access structure without the use of a mutually trusted authority. A general protocol is discussed and several implementations of this protocol are
presented. Several efficiency measures are proposed and we consider how to refine the general protocol in order to improve
the efficiency with respect to each of the proposed measures. Special attention is given to mutually trusted authority-free
threshold schemes. Constructions are presented for such threshold schemes that are shown to be optimal with respect to each
of the proposed efficiency measures.
Received 13 September 1995 and revised 10 April 1996 相似文献
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YuanZhonglan XiaGuangsheng WenQiaoyan YangYixian 《电子科学学刊(英文版)》2005,22(4):364-370
All watermarks are shared into shadow images using VCS(Visual Cryptography Scheme). Only one specific shadow (as a new watermark) is embedded into the host signal and the other ones are distributed to every user in each group as a key. In the watermarking extraction procedure, users in different group can obtain different watermark by combining their shadows with the extracted one from the watermarked signal. Analysis and experimental results show that the new watermarking method is novel, secure and robust. 相似文献
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The Visual multi-secret sharing (VMSS) scheme is characterized by encoding several secret images into a set of noise-like shares. Most existing VMSS meth- ods have to distort shares to embed additional secret im- ages. As a result, the quality of the decoded original secret image is degraded. This paper proposes a folding-up op- eration based VMSS scheme, which is able to encode one secret image and a group of tag images into shares. The secret image is revealed by stacking all shares, and fold- ing up each chosen share discloses the tag image. The proposed scheme encodes tag images without affecting the quality of the reconstructed secret image. The quality of the decoded secret image is equal to that of the conven- tional Visual secret sharing (VSS) scheme. The superiority of the proposed method is experimental verified. 相似文献
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Visual cryptography scheme (VCS) is a secure method that encrypts a secret image by subdividing it into shadow images. Due to the nature of encryption VCS is categorized into two types: the deterministic VCS (DVCS) and the probabilistic VCS (PVCS). For the DVCS, we use m (known as the pixel expansion) subpixels to represent a secret pixel. The PVCS uses only one subpixel to represent a secret pixel, while the quality of reconstructed image is degraded. A well-known construction of (k, n)-PVCS is obtained from the (k, n)-DVCS. In this paper, we show another construction of (k, n)-PVCS by extending the (k, k)-PVCS. 相似文献
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Feng Liu Teng guo ChuanKun Wu 《Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation》2012,23(2):331-342
In order to reduce the pixel expansion of visual cryptography scheme (VCS), many size invariant visual cryptography schemes (SIVCS’s) were proposed. However, most of the known SIVCS’s have bad visual quality and thin line problems, hence the known SIVCS’s are only suitable to encrypt coarse secret images. In this paper, we notice that the variance of the darkness levels of the pixels also reflects the visual quality of the recovered secret image, as well as the average contrast. We verify, analytically and experimentally, the effectiveness of the variance to be a criterion for evaluating the visual quality of the recovered secret image. Furthermore, we propose two multi-pixel encryption size invariant visual cryptography schemes (ME-SIVCS’s) which improve the visual quality of the recovered secret image by reducing the variance of the darkness levels. In addition, the proposed ME-SIVCS’s can be used to encrypt fine secret images since they avoid some known thin line problems. Experimental results and comparisons are also given to show the effectiveness of the proposed ME-SIVCS’s. Finally, we give suggestions on obtaining good visual quality for the recovered secret image. 相似文献
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Visual cryptography scheme (VCS) shares a binary secret image into multiple shadows, only qualified set of shadows can reveal the secret image by stacking operation. However, VCS suffers the problems of low visual quality of the revealed image and large shadow size. A (t, k, n) XOR-based visual cryptography scheme (XVCS) shares the secret image into n shadows including t essentials and n-t non-essentials. A qualified set of shadows contains any k shadows including t essentials. The revealing process is implemented by XOR operation on the involved shadows. In this paper, we propose a construction method for (t, k, n)-XVCS with essential shadows. The secret image can be revealed perfectly, and the shadow size is small compared with VCS. Theoretical analysis and experimental results show the security and effectiveness of the proposed scheme. 相似文献
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Peng Li Ching-Nung Yang Chih-Cheng Wu Qian Kong Yanpeng Ma 《Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation》2013,24(7):1106-1114
In (k, n) secret image sharing (SIS), a scheme encrypts a secret image into n shadow images. Any k or more shadow images can be collaborated together to reveal the secret image. Most of the previous SIS schemes don’t distinguish the importance of shadows. However, in some application environments, some participants are accorded special privileges due to their status or importance. Thus, some shadows may be more important than others. In this paper, we consider the (t, s, k, n) essential SIS (ESIS) scheme. All n shadows are classified into s essential shadows and (n–s) non-essential shadows. When reconstructing the secret image, the (t, s, k, n)-ESIS scheme needs k shadows, which should include at least t essential shadows. 相似文献
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