Oleg Evsutin

Dr. Oleg Evsutin

Higher School of Economics (Russia, Moscow)
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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 September 2020 in IEEE Access
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Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin
AMAnna Melman
Anna Melman
RMRoman V. Meshcheryakov
Roman V. Meshcheryakov
The development of information technology has led to a significant increase in the share of multimedia traffic in data networks. This has necessitated to solve the following information security tasks in relation to multimedia data: protection against leakage of confidential information, as well as identifying the source of the leak; ensuring the impossibility of unauthorized changes; copyright protection for digital objects. To solve such kind of problems, methods of steganography and watermarking are designed that implement embedding in digital objects hidden information sequences for various purposes. In this paper, an overview of promising research in the specified area is provided. First of all, we provide basic information about this field of research and consider the main applications of its methods. Next, we review works demonstrating current trends in the development of methods and algorithms for data hiding in digital images. This review is not exhaustive; it focuses on contemporary works illustrating current research directions in the field of information embedding in digital images. This is the main feature of review, which distinguishes it from previously published reviews. The paper concludes with an analysis of identified problems in the field of digital steganography and digital watermarking.

1 January 2022 in Signal Processing: Image Communication
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Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin
KDKristina Dzhanashia
Kristina Dzhanashia

2 June 2021 in IEEE Access
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YMYaroslav Meshcheryakov
Yaroslav Meshcheryakov
AMAnna Melman
Anna Melman
Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin
VMVladimir Morozov
Vladimir Morozov
YKYevgeni Kourcheyavy
Yevgeni Kourcheyavy
Cyber-physical systems and the Internet of things (IoT) are becoming an integral part of the digital society. The use of IoT services improves human life in many ways. Protection against cyber threats is an utmost important prospect of IoT devices operation. Malicious activities lead to confidential data leakage and incorrect performance of devices becomes critical. Therefore, development of effective solutions that can protect both IoT devices data and data exchange networks turns in to a real challenge. This study provides a critical analysis of the feasibility of using blockchain technology to protect constrained IoT devices data, justifies the choice of Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) consensus algorithm for implementation on such devices, and simulates the main distributed ledger scenarios using PBFT. In this paper we investigate typical IoT network scenarios that can disrupt system performance. To ensure the adequacy of the models under study, we have analyzed the characteristics of real constrained IoT devices in terms of computing power and data rate. The simulation results demonstrate efficiency of the blockchain technology for constrained devices and make it possible to evaluate applicability limits of the chosen consensus algorithm.

24 November 2022 in Applied Soft Computing
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AMAnna Melman
Anna Melman
Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin

1 November 2017
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Botir UsmonovBotir Usmonov
Botir Usmonov
Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin
Andrey IskhakovAndrey Iskhakov
Andrey Iskhakov
ASAlexander Shelupanov
Alexander Shelupanov
AIAnastasia Iskhakova
Anastasia Iskhakova
RMRoman V. Meshcheryakov
Roman V. Meshcheryakov
The article deals with the current problem of ensuring security when developing embedded technologies for the Internet of things. The authors analyze modern technological features of this concept; consider the main vulnerabilities of information security. An approach is proposed to protect the data transferred between the physical, logical and virtual components of the dedicated Internet infrastructure of things. Distinctive features of the proposed approach are the intellectual analysis of messages transmitted in IoT and the use of digital watermarks for data transfer between IoT-devices.

2 February 2024 in Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation
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AMAnna Melman
Anna Melman
Oleg EvsutinOleg Evsutin
Oleg Evsutin