Information Hiding

1. Fingerprinting

   1. Combining Tardos Fingerprinting Codes and Fingercasting

      • Stefan Katzenbeisser, Boris Škorić, Mehmet U. Celik, Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi

      Pages 294-310

2. Forensics

   1. Exposing Digital Forgeries Through Specular Highlights on the Eye

      • Micah K. Johnson, Hany Farid

      Pages 311-325

   2. Tamper Hiding: Defeating Image Forensics

      • Matthias Kirchner, Rainer Böhme

      Pages 326-341

   3. Imaging Sensor Noise as Digital X-Ray for Revealing Forgeries

      • Mo Chen, Jessica Fridrich, Jan Lukáš, Miroslav Goljan

      Pages 342-358

3. Steganalysis

   1. Pros and Cons of Mel-cepstrum Based Audio Steganalysis Using SVM Classification

      • Christian Kraetzer, Jana Dittmann

      Pages 359-377

   2. Generalised Category Attack—Improving Histogram-Based Attack on JPEG LSB Embedding

      • Kwangsoo Lee, Andreas Westfeld, Sangjin Lee

      Pages 378-391

4. Back Matter

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We are glad to present in this volume the proceedings of the ninth edition of Information Hiding (IH 2007). The conference was held in Saint Malo, the C- sairs town, France, during June 11–13, 2007. It was organized by a team of four Frenchpiratessupported by the valuablehelp of the conferenceorganizationcell of INRIA Rennes. Continuing the tradition of the previous editions, we tried to provide a b- anced program covering the di?erent aspects of information hiding. This being said, the selection of the program was a very challenging task. This year, 105 papers from 25 countries were submitted. This was the highest number of s- missions in IH history. We would like to take the opportunity to thank all the authors who submitted a paper to IH 2007 and thus contributed to consolidate the reputation of this conference. Each paper was refereed by at least three reviewers. Since this event was run with a single track, it implied that only 25 papers were accepted for presentation. This unusually low acceptance rate will further promote Information Hiding as the top forum of our community. Although watermarking and steganography still receive most of the interest, new topics emerged during the conference such as the use of Tardos codes for ?ngerprinting and digital forensics. We would like to thank all the members of the Program Committee and all the external reviewers for the enormous e?ort that they put into the reviewing process.

• Code
• Information
• Oracle
• authentication
• communication
• cryptography
• data hiding
• digital fingerprinting
• elliptic curve
• encryption
• information hiding
• optimization
• privacy
• secrecy
• security

• Bretagne Atlantique Research Centre, INRIA Rennes, Rennes cedex, France

  Teddy Furon

• Gipsa-lab Grenoble, CNRS, St. Martin d’Hères Cedex, France

  François Cayre

• University College London, Martlesham, UK

  Gwenaël Doërr

• Gipsa-lab Grenoble, CNRS, Saint Martin d’Hères cedex, France

  Patrick Bas

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