Enhancing CSNTSteg: Addressing Limitations In Character Spacing Normalisation And Invisibility With Different Coloured Text

Computer Science

Text steganography plays a crucial role in secure communication by concealing confidential information within text data. This research paper focuses on addressing the limitations of the Colour and Spacing Normalisation Text Steganography (CSNTSteg) model, specifically in the areas of character spacing normalisation and invisibility with different coloured cover text. The study aims to investigate the challenges faced by CSNTSteg in effectively normalising character spacing in languages with joined letters, such as Arabic, Persian, and Jawi, and in maintaining invisibility when the cover text is in a colour different from the norm. By analysing the existing literature on text steganography and colour normalisation techniques, this research seeks to propose solutions to enhance the performance of CSNTSteg in these critical areas. Through experimental evaluations and simulations, the study will provide insights into the impact of character spacing normalisation and colour variations on the invisibility and robustness of hidden data in text steganography. The findings of this research aim to contribute to the advancement of text steganography techniques and provide recommendations for improving the effectiveness of CSNTSteg in concealing data within text data while ensuring high levels of invisibility and security.

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