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International Conference on Computing, Engineering and Information

Hide Secrets Using the Power of Quantum Computers

Gabriela Mogos

Published Apr 1, 2009• 1 citation
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Abstract

Secret communication is everywhere around us today. Cryptography is being used to encrypt messages so that they can be read only by someone who has the key.Combining the art of steganography with the powers of computers has brought a method of hiding information to a whole new level. Steganography hides messages so that their very existence is undetectable. The idea of embedding some information within a digital media, in such a way that the inserted data are intrinsically part of the media itself, has aroused a considerable interest in different fields. This work has as a purpose to expand the field of applicability of the embedded information within a digital media from the classical informatics to the quantum one.

DOI
10.1109/icc.2009.18

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Several approaches and techniques exist to make communication via the internet secure, one of these approaches is steganography. Computer steganography is a technique used to conceal data within cover media, ensuring that its presence remains undetected by others. We investigate the steganography potential applications in quantum communication and assess its benefits in the context of secret information transmission. Quantum computers, built on the principles of quantum physics, have introduced new possibilities for researchers in security and computer science. This paper explores the possibilities of realizing a quantum steganography communication, the challenges and its achievements of quantum steganography to tackle a wide range of security and privacy challenges. The article deals with the steganography system which hides text inside images and after that realize quantum communication. The secret message is hidden in the cover image using Least Significant Bit (LSB) algorithm. The paper proposes an information transmission scheme with a quantum channel enabled and visualization of quantum steganography protocol.
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