The document discusses content identification and the fight against internet content redistribution. It summarizes the piracy continuum, from criminals who steal content for commercial gain to consumers who buy content through legitimate channels. It also outlines the requirements for session-based watermarking technology, the need for a centralized solution, and how effective management of content protection requires both technology solutions and security services like tracing, identifying, inserting, and renewing watermarks to stay ahead of piracy threats.
Digital Watermarking describes methods and technologies that hide information, for example a number or text, in digital media, such as images, video. The embedding takes place by manipulating the content of the digital data, which means the information is not embedded in the frame around the data. The hiding process has to be such that the modifications of the media are imperceptible. For images this means that the modifications of the pixel values have to be invisible.
A digital watermark is a message which is embedded into digital content (video, images or text) that can be detected or extracted later. Moreover, in image the actual bits representing the watermark must be scattered throughout the file in such a way that they cannot be identified and manipulated. Watermarking is the insertion of imperceptible and inseparable information into the host data for data security & integrity. They are characterizing patterns, of varying visibility, added to the presentation media as a guarantee of authenticity, quality, ownership, and source. However, in digital watermarking, the message is supposed not to visible (or at least not interfering with the user experience of the content), but (only) electronic devices can retrieve the embedded message to identify the code. Another form of digital watermarking is known as steganography, in which a message is hidden in the content without typical citizens or the public authorities noticing its presence. Only a limited number of recipients can retrieve and decode the hidden message. Unlike a traditional watermark on paper, which is generally visible to the eye, digital watermarks can be made invisible or inaudible. They can, however, be read by a computer with the proper decoding software.
A complete introduction and comparison of various watermarking techniques along with applications, architecture, features, attacks and an implemented example.
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you need to stay secure in today’s ever-changing and increasingly chaotic threat landscape.
Today piracy is one of the most important issues that the owners of multimedia contents are facing now. So
it becomes necessary to protect the copyright of digital media. The new technology proposed to solve the “problem”
of enforcing the copyright of content transmitted across shared networks is Invisible Digital Watermark. It is a
technique of steganography that allow a copyright holder to insert a hidden message (invisible watermark) within
images, sound files, moving pictures and even raw text. To watermark a video it is divided into frames then extract
each bit of a frame and modify it with reference to original RGB value to embed a watermark in it. The location of
the embedded text is maintained as a key file and the frames are integrated as a video again. The slight changes in
RGB value scattered across the frame makes it impossible to visibly detect the difference when compared to original
video. To detect the piracy of video using the key file the copyright information is extracted from the watermarked
data. From the copyright information it is possible to find the source of piracy and thus necessary action can be
taken.
Keywords — hacking, authentication, cryptography, steganography, copyright.
Digital Watermarking describes methods and technologies that hide information, for example a number or text, in digital media, such as images, video. The embedding takes place by manipulating the content of the digital data, which means the information is not embedded in the frame around the data. The hiding process has to be such that the modifications of the media are imperceptible. For images this means that the modifications of the pixel values have to be invisible.
A digital watermark is a message which is embedded into digital content (video, images or text) that can be detected or extracted later. Moreover, in image the actual bits representing the watermark must be scattered throughout the file in such a way that they cannot be identified and manipulated. Watermarking is the insertion of imperceptible and inseparable information into the host data for data security & integrity. They are characterizing patterns, of varying visibility, added to the presentation media as a guarantee of authenticity, quality, ownership, and source. However, in digital watermarking, the message is supposed not to visible (or at least not interfering with the user experience of the content), but (only) electronic devices can retrieve the embedded message to identify the code. Another form of digital watermarking is known as steganography, in which a message is hidden in the content without typical citizens or the public authorities noticing its presence. Only a limited number of recipients can retrieve and decode the hidden message. Unlike a traditional watermark on paper, which is generally visible to the eye, digital watermarks can be made invisible or inaudible. They can, however, be read by a computer with the proper decoding software.
A complete introduction and comparison of various watermarking techniques along with applications, architecture, features, attacks and an implemented example.
As a leading System Integrator, NEC APAC provides the best-of-breed security solutions with Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall and Infotect Security’s iNSIGHT For Web Server (IWS) to provide the intelligence, flexibility, and scale
you need to stay secure in today’s ever-changing and increasingly chaotic threat landscape.
Today piracy is one of the most important issues that the owners of multimedia contents are facing now. So
it becomes necessary to protect the copyright of digital media. The new technology proposed to solve the “problem”
of enforcing the copyright of content transmitted across shared networks is Invisible Digital Watermark. It is a
technique of steganography that allow a copyright holder to insert a hidden message (invisible watermark) within
images, sound files, moving pictures and even raw text. To watermark a video it is divided into frames then extract
each bit of a frame and modify it with reference to original RGB value to embed a watermark in it. The location of
the embedded text is maintained as a key file and the frames are integrated as a video again. The slight changes in
RGB value scattered across the frame makes it impossible to visibly detect the difference when compared to original
video. To detect the piracy of video using the key file the copyright information is extracted from the watermarked
data. From the copyright information it is possible to find the source of piracy and thus necessary action can be
taken.
Keywords — hacking, authentication, cryptography, steganography, copyright.
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