Adaptive VoIP Steganography for Information Hiding within Network Audio Streams International Conference on Network-Based Information Systems Author(s): Erchi Xu, Bo Liu, Liyang Xu, Ziling Wei, Baokang Zhao ∗, Jinshu Su

Outline Introduction VAMI VADDI Experimental Results Conclusion Reference 2

Introduction VoIP information Embedding Process. 3

Introduction(cont.) G.711 codec 4

Introduction(cont.) Common hiding process LSB(Least Significant Bits) 5

Introduction(cont.) MOS(Mean Opinion Score). Required 16 experts to obtain MOS. 6

VAMI VAMI(VAlue-based Multiple Insertion) According to PCMU, notation bits are the same. LSB data hiding method is easy to detect. Creating multiple data hiding way by different modes. 7

VAMI(cont.) 8 Pesq(n,t) = MOS nt

VAMI(cont.) The process of VAMI. Only use mode 0~3. 9

VADDI VADDI(Voice Activity Detection Dynamic Insertion) Hiding data in the silent part is easy to be find out. Define a threshold L, if higher than L start hiding, otherwise, stop. 10

VADDI(cont.) 11 Define a threshold L, if higher than L start hiding, otherwise, stop.

Experimental Results 12

Experimental Results(cont.) 13

Conclusion Nowadays, existing VoIP steganography research commonly focus on information hiding in the LSB bits of Network Audio Streams. Existing detection way NVR is targeting on LSB method, so LSB method is not a efficient way for VoIP steganography. Using AVIS method will be more suitable than LSB method. 14

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