Safeguarding Digital Library Contents and Users

Mintzer, F.; Lotspiech, Jeffrey; Morimoto, Norishige

doi:10.1045/december97-lotspiech

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“…once the embedded content is read the watermark can be removed from the image allowing retrieval of the original image losslessly. The concept of a reversible watermark was first introduced by Mintzer et al [25]. In recent times reversible watermarking using wavelet transforms have gained a lot of popularity.…”

Section: Image Watermarkingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Watermarking: Applications, Techniques and Attacks

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2012

IJCA

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As information transmission technology progresses, the technology to protect data from unauthorized users also needs to be enhanced. Data can be plagiarized, modified, deleted etc without proper authentication and authorization. Various security mechanisms have evolved that enhances the security of digital media. Each technology to be applied successfully should ensure a balance between the three pillars of security; confidentiality, integrity and availability. Digital watermarking is one such technique. It is a mechanism to monitor the digital media with the help of information residing within the content itself. To put it simply, digital watermarking is embedding of information into source content that can be detected and extracted. Digital watermarking can be applied to media like text, audio, image, video etc. This paper provides a comprehensive idea behind this technology and its usage.

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Section: Image Watermarkingmentioning

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Digital Watermarking: Applications, Techniques and Attacks

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2012

IJCA

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“…Different watermarking techniques have different aims; some watermarks might be visible while others invisible. Some watermarks are reversible (Mintzer et al, 1997); it depends on the desired use of the watermark and what is being protected.…”

Section: Digital Rights Managementmentioning

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Security and Digital Libraries

Fox¹,

Elsherbiny²

2011

Digital Libraries - Methods and Applications

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“…The earliest work on reversible watermarking is apparently found in a 1997 patent [1], and the "reversible watermarking" name was itself coined later in the same year [2]. The first relevant reversible data hiding algorithm was devised some years later by Fridrich et al [3], who proposed a method based on optimum compression of the least-significant bit plane of a host replacing its least-significant bit plane.…”

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Optimum reversible data hiding and permutation coding

Balado

2015

2015 IEEE International Workshop on Information Forensics and Security (WIFS)

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Safeguarding Digital Library Contents and Users

Cited by 58 publications

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Digital Watermarking: Applications, Techniques and Attacks

Digital Watermarking: Applications, Techniques and Attacks

Security and Digital Libraries

Optimum reversible data hiding and permutation coding

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