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11 - Computer Science and Informatics
University of Oxford
The square root law of steganographic capacity for Markov covers.
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The Square Root Law of steganography states that the capacity of a cover object for hidden payload is proportional only to the square root of its size. First conjectured by Ker, this paper proves the conjecture in a very general sense, including the difficult case when the covers consist of correlated content, and for arbitrary mutually-independent embedding.
This theorem overturns prior notions of a secret communication “rate”, and has required the information hiding community to re-evaluate its measures of capacity. This paper is the standard reference for sub-linear capacity.
Winner of the Digital Watermarking Alliance Best Paper Award.