Formulation of visual secret sharing schemes encrypting multiple images
M. Sasaki, Yodai Watanabe
Abstract
M. Sasaki, Yodai Watanabe
Abstract
Secret sharing is a method of generating multiple shares from secret information so that only a qualified set of shares can be employed to recover this secret information. Visual secret sharing (VSS) is an example of secret sharing; its decryption can be performed by using human eyes without a computer. This paper provides a formulation of encryption for multiple secret images, which is a generalization of the existing ones, and also a general method of constructing VSS schemes encrypting multiple secret images.
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Secret sharing is a method of generating multiple shares from secret information so that only a qualified set of shares can be employed to recover this secret information. Visual secret sharing (VSS) is an example of secret sharing; its decryption can be performed by using human eyes without a computer. This paper provides a formulation of encryption for multiple secret images, which is a generalization of the existing ones, and also a general method of constructing VSS schemes encrypting multiple secret images.
Key concepts: Secret sharing, Homomorphic secret sharing, Computer science, Encryption, Secure multi-party computation, Shamir's Secret Sharing, Generalization, Verifiable secret sharing