Network Management in Non-classified Data Hiding System Using Master Resident over Hidden Layer
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https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2011.1.1126Keywords:
hidden protocol bridge, hidden protocol interpreter, master resident, non-classified data hiding system, steganography, voice over IP, watermarkingAbstract
The paper presents a practical implementation of the non-classified data hiding system (NDHS) understood as a military platform for information warfare that takes advantage of the hidden data transmission for voice connections in order to gain informational lead over a potential enemy. The NDHS performs here as a botnet network that is managed by the hidden transmission controller referred to as the master resident. Research studies are dedicated to investigation of various connections in heterogeneous links as well as functionalities of such components as hidden protocol bridges and the master resident
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