Editing Steganography (section)

=== Adaptive steganography ===
Adaptive steganography is a technique for concealing information within digital media by tailoring the embedding process to the specific features of the cover medium. An example of this approach is demonstrated in the work.<ref>{{cite journal|title=A skin tone detection algorithm for an adaptive approach to steganography|journal=Signal Processing|volume=89|issue=12|pages=2465–2478|year=2009|doi=10.1016/j.sigpro.2009.04.022|last1=Cheddad|first1=Abbas|last2=Condell|first2=Joan|last3=Curran|first3=Kevin|last4=Mc Kevitt|first4=Paul|bibcode=2009SigPr..89.2465C }}</ref> Their method develops a skin tone detection algorithm, capable of identifying facial features, which is then applied to adaptive steganography. By incorporating face rotation into their approach, the technique aims to enhance its adaptivity to conceal information in a manner that is both less detectable and more robust across various facial orientations within images. This strategy can potentially improve the efficacy of information hiding in both static images and video content.