Speech content integrity verification integrated with ITU G.723.1 speech coding

Abstract

A speech content integrity verification scheme integrated with ITU G.723.1 speech coding to minimize the total computational cost is proposed in this research. Speech features relevant to the semantic meaning are extracted, encrypted and attached as the header information. This scheme is not only much faster than cryptographic bitstream integrity algorithms, but also more compatible with a variable of applications. The speech signal could go through recompression, amplification, transcoding, re-sampling, D/A and A/D conversion and minor white noise pollution without triggering the verification alarm.