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Privacy Preservation of Videos using Neutrosophic Logic based Selective Encryption


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1 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Poojya Doddappa Appa College of Engineering, India
2 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Visvesvaraya Technological University, India
     

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Having great photos and video phone, but what happens when you decide to buy a new phone or your storage becomes too full to take any more, back it all on the cloud. It’s no secret that videos are a valuable way of communicating information. With attention spans dropping and the need to get larger amounts of information across in a shorter period of time, a well-placed video can take your presentation to the next level these presentations need to be up to date and available wherever you are, back it all on the cloud. Better collaboration and communication through the use of cloud as cloud allows users to access the latest versions of any multimedia data (text, video, images, audio, etc), so they can stay on top changes, which can help businesses to better manage their work flow, regardless of geographical location or spread. Multimedia data like videos stored on cloud are vulnerable to various types of threats like known plain text attach, threat to data, denial of service, etc. To overcome these problems videos need to be encrypted before it gets stored on cloud. Encrypting whole video is a time consuming task, to get rid of time complexity videos can be encrypted using selective encryption many researchers in the state of art have proposed techniques for selective image encryption. In this paper, a frame work is proposed for selective encryption of videos in two stages. The first stage is, Region of interest (ROI) identification performed based on Neutrosophic Logic, watershed image segmentation method. Second Stage is ROI encryption which is performed using the proposed Decision Based Encryption (DBE) Algorithm. The proposed frame work is fast, robust, highly scalable and accurate to meet the need of current internet bandwidth and speed.

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Selective Video Encryption, Privacy Preservation, Neutrosophic Logic, Cloud, Decision Based Encryption Algorithm, DBE.
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Authors

Sayyada Fahmeeda Sultana
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Poojya Doddappa Appa College of Engineering, India
D. C. Shubhangi
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Visvesvaraya Technological University, India

Abstract


Having great photos and video phone, but what happens when you decide to buy a new phone or your storage becomes too full to take any more, back it all on the cloud. It’s no secret that videos are a valuable way of communicating information. With attention spans dropping and the need to get larger amounts of information across in a shorter period of time, a well-placed video can take your presentation to the next level these presentations need to be up to date and available wherever you are, back it all on the cloud. Better collaboration and communication through the use of cloud as cloud allows users to access the latest versions of any multimedia data (text, video, images, audio, etc), so they can stay on top changes, which can help businesses to better manage their work flow, regardless of geographical location or spread. Multimedia data like videos stored on cloud are vulnerable to various types of threats like known plain text attach, threat to data, denial of service, etc. To overcome these problems videos need to be encrypted before it gets stored on cloud. Encrypting whole video is a time consuming task, to get rid of time complexity videos can be encrypted using selective encryption many researchers in the state of art have proposed techniques for selective image encryption. In this paper, a frame work is proposed for selective encryption of videos in two stages. The first stage is, Region of interest (ROI) identification performed based on Neutrosophic Logic, watershed image segmentation method. Second Stage is ROI encryption which is performed using the proposed Decision Based Encryption (DBE) Algorithm. The proposed frame work is fast, robust, highly scalable and accurate to meet the need of current internet bandwidth and speed.

Keywords


Selective Video Encryption, Privacy Preservation, Neutrosophic Logic, Cloud, Decision Based Encryption Algorithm, DBE.

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