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Steganography and Cryptography An Art of Hiding Data

Yesmin et al., 2022

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13728677513095746710
Author
Yesmin T
Haldia P
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Studies in Science of Science| ISSN: 1003-2053

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Transmission of data through internet has become very common now a day so, it is important to have secure communication over internet. Cryptography and Steganography are two important methods for providing secure communication. We know cryptography and …
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