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Title |
TCP PROTOCOL AS A STEGANOGRAPHIC CONTAINER
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Authors |
Nikita Aleksandrovich Tokarchuk,
student of South Ural State University. E-mail:
nikita@tokarch.uk
Evgeniya Dmitrievna Seredkina,
student of South Ural State University. E-mail:
vremendm@gmail.com
Natalia Dmitrievna Ziuliarkina,
Cand.
Sc. Physics and Mathematics, associate professor of South Ural State University. E-mail:
toddeath@yandex.ru |
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Section |
Computer security |
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14 |
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32-35 |
index UDC |
004.057.4 + 004.056
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Abstract |
Steganography is the science of
secure information transfer by means of secrecy of
the fact of the transfer. In comparison with
cryptography the distinctive feature of stagnography
is that it does not hide the message content
but hides the fact of transmission. When this
happens an image, a video, or an audio file can
be a container for a message. The authors dwell on
the method of network steganography
which uses TCP-segments as containers for
steganographic messages.
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Keywords |
information,
security, information security, computer security,
teganography. |
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