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Penrose tiling for visual secret sharing

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2020
Visual secret sharing (VSS) has the advantage that the decryption is based on our human visual system without participation of any computational devices. However, traditional VSS schemes are only for sharing raster images with regard to pixels, which lead to that the secret image will be aliased when enlarged and its pixels are shared in rectangular ...
Xuehu Yan   +3 more
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Threshold visual secret sharing by random grids

Journal of Systems and Software, 2011
A new visual secret sharing (VSS) approach by random grids (RG-based VSS), proposed by Kafri and Keren (1987), has drawn close attention recently. With almost all advantages of visual cryptography-based VSS, RG-based VSS benefits more from keeping the same size of secret images without the problem of pixel expansion from which VC-based VSS suffer.
Tzung-Her Chen
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Sharing multiple secrets in visual cryptography

Pattern Recognition, 2007
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Shyong Jian Shyu   +4 more
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Visual secret sharing by random grids revisited

Pattern Recognition, 2009
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Tzung-Her Chen
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Sharing visual multi-secrets using circle shares

Computer Standards & Interfaces, 2005
Traditional visual cryptography technique has provided sufficient security to fulfill the purpose of protecting confidential messages. In current technology, the same set of shares can be embedded with many sets of secret messages after one of the shares is rotated at different degrees.
Hsien-Chu Wu, Chin-Chen Chang 0001
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Block-based progressive visual secret sharing

Information Sciences, 2013
Block-based progressive visual secret sharing (BPVSS) is an encryption technique that utilizes the human visual system to recover a secret image. The recovery method is based on building up different image blocks step by step. In the last few years, several research projects have been devoted to the study of BPVSS.
Chih-Fong Tsai
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An Approach for Secret Sharing Using Randomised Visual Secret Sharing

2014 Fourth International Conference on Communication Systems and Network Technologies, 2014
Visual secret sharing is the technique that divide the secret image into n multiple shares. Each share constitutes some information and when k shares out of n stack together the secret will reveal. However, less than k shares are not work. Sharing is the idea from secret sharing scheme that was presented in 1975 by Adi Shamir.
Shubhra Dixit   +2 more
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New Colored Visual Secret Sharing Schemes

Designs, Codes and Cryptography, 2000
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Ching-Nung Yang, Chi-Sung Laih
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Visual Cryptography and Secret Image Sharing

2017
With rapid progress in Internet and digital imaging technology, there are more and more ways to easily create, publish, and distribute images. Considered the first book to focus on the relationship between digital imaging and privacy protection, Visual Cryptography and Secret Image Sharing is a complete introduction to novel security methods and ...
S. Cimato, C. N. Yang
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Multilevel Visual Secret Sharing

Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Informatio and Control (ICICIC 2007), 2007
This paper presents a novel visual secret sharing (VSS) scheme, called the multilevel VSS scheme, for sharing multiple visual secrets in an image among n participants. In the proposed n-level VSS scheme, the content of an image S is distributed to n levels of secrecy, and encoded to n+1 shares that exhibit the following features: (a) each share does ...
Ran-Zan Wang   +3 more
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