Rajiv Kumar V Contact :
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Date of Birth : 31 Aug 1989 **********.***@*****.***
Passport No : K3471444
Place of Issue : Madurai [pic]
Date of Expiry : 29/03/2022
Address
Plot No. S-2 Gangothri Flats, W-83 North Main Road, Anna Nagar West Extn,
Chennai-101.
Profile
Objective
Profile
To work in a professional atmosphere, where I can utilize my skills, my ability and
my confidence in the competitive world for the benefits of the organization and
self.
Post Graduate in (M.Sc Software Engineering).
Strong inter-personal skills and can quickly adapt to a new environment.
Key Skills
Technology exposure:
Proficient in Microsoft Applications.
Hardware & Networking
CCNA
Computer Knowledge:
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Power-Point.
Academic Credentials
M.Sc(SE)
Noorul Islam College of Engineering, Nagercoil
69%
2012
HSC
Baren Bruck Hr.Sec School, Bungalow Surandai
55%
2007
SSLC
Baren Bruck Hr.Sec School, Bungalow Surandai
81%
2005
Project Name: Lousy and Lossless Compression for an encrypted image
Platform: .Net
Project Description:
As society has become increasingly reliant upon digital images to communicate
visual information, a number of forensic techniques have been developed to verify
the authenticity of digital images. Amongst the most successful of these are
techniques that make use of an image's compression history and its associated
compression fingerprints. Little consideration has been given, however, to
anti-forensic techniques capable of fooling forensic algorithms. In this paper, we
present a set of anti-forensic techniques designed to remove forensically
significant indicators of compression from an image. We do this by first developing
a generalized framework for the design of anti-forensic techniques to remove
compression fingerprints from an image's transform coefficients. This framework
operates by estimating the distribution of an image's transform coefficients before
compression, then adding anti-forensic dither to the transform coefficients of a
compressed image so that their distribution matches the estimated one. We then use
this framework to develop anti-forensic techniques specifically targeted at erasing
compression fingerprints left by both JPEG and wavelet-based coders. Additionally,
we propose a technique to remove statistical traces of the blocking artifacts left
by image compression algorithms that divide an image into segments during
processing. Through a series of experiments, we demonstrate that our anti-forensic
techniques are capable of removing forensically detectable traces of image
compression without significantly impacting an image's visual quality. Furthermore,
we show how these techniques can be used to render several forms of image tampering
such as double JPEG compression, cut-and-paste image forgery, and image origin
falsification undetectable through compression-history-based forensic means.
Training and Achievements :
Pursuing CCSS training in CMS Infosystems from Aug 2012 to Dec 2012.
Participated in State level championship 2006 (Volley Ball).
Volunteer in State Election 2010 as an Election officer (Video Recording using
Laptop).
Maintaining and authoring a blog powered with word press, www.eerpugal.co.in
Personal Details:
Father Name : Velsamy A.
Sex : Male.
Marital status: Single.
Nationality: Indian.
Languages Known : English,Tamil.
Date:
Rajiv Kumar V