@Article{jihpp.2021.026760,
AUTHOR = {N. Shyla, K. Kalimuthu},
TITLE = {Pixel Based Steganography for Secure Information Hiding},
JOURNAL = {Journal of Information Hiding and Privacy Protection},
VOLUME = {3},
YEAR = {2021},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {143--149},
URL = {http://www.techscience.com/jihpp/v3n3/46709},
ISSN = {2637-4226},
ABSTRACT = {The term “steganography” is derived from the Greek words steganos, 
which means “verified, concealed, or guaranteed”, and graphein, which means 
“writing”. The primary motivation for considering steganography is to prevent 
unapproved individuals from obtaining disguised data. With the ultimate goal of 
comprehending the fundamental inspiration driving the steganography procedures, 
there should be no significant change in the example report. The Least Significant 
Bit (LSB) system, which is one of the methodologies for concealing propelled 
picture data, is examined in this assessment. In this evaluation, another procedure 
for data stowing indefinitely is proposed with the ultimate goal of limiting the 
progressions occurring in the spread record while hiding the data with the LSB 
technique and making the best cover to make it difficult to get concealed data. The 
RGB(Red, Green, and Blue) pixel esteem based stegnography technique is proposed 
in this proposition. The claim to fame of this calculation is that, unlike other 
stegnography calculations, we do not change the pixels unless absolutely necessary.},
DOI = {10.32604/jihpp.2021.026760}
}