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Design and Evaluation of Steganography for Voice-over-IP Jana Dittmann, Thomas Vogel and Reyk Hillert Advanced Multimedia and Security Lab (AMSL) Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, Germany Email: {jdittman, tvogel, hillert}@iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de Abstract—According to former results from [1] in this paper nents. In chapter IV test performance and test results are pre- we introduce design principles and first experimental test re- sented. The paper concludes with a short summary and fu- sults of a Voice-over-IP (VoIP) framework including a steg- ture work. anographic channel. We show that using this framework it is largely secure to transmit hidden messages during a VoIP ses- II. OVERVIEW sion and demonstrate first results with respect to perceptibil- ity, detection probability and reliability. The environment of an active VoIP communication using a steganographic channel is illustrated in Figure 1. Alice (A) on the left and Bob (B) on the right are talking over an un- I. INTRODUCTION suspicious VoIP connection. Let us assume, Alice wants to For digital images as wells as digital audio there e