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MULTIPLE WATERMARKING BASED ON VISUAL SECRET SHARING
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2008
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Digital WatermarkingData HidingDigital MultimediaEngineeringInformation SecurityBiometricsInformation HidingData PrivacyInformation ForensicsSteganographyComputer ScienceMultimedia SecurityCopyright ProtectionVisual Secret SharingData SecurityCryptography
With the proliferation of digital multimedia, more and more schemes for digitally watermarking have been proposed to provide alternative/complementary solutions for digital multimedia security, including copyright protection, multimedia authentication, broadcast monitoring, traitor tracing, etc.. These watermarking tasks are not mutually exclusive. Moreover, any multimedia document may have been subjected to multiple watermarking applications or several repetitions of a single goal. For the developments of digital watermarking techniques, robustness enhancement, public verification and multiple-watermarking applications are three major focuses. In this paper, a watermarking model for multiple-watermarking applications, based on visual secret sharing, is proposed. The feature of the proposed model is to involve the concept of visual secret sharing into multiple watermarking. Furthermore, an implementation instance, aiming at enhancing the robustness of watermarks, is shown for which a series of experiments over both DWTand DFT-domain were conducted. The proposed scheme has the following advantages: First of all, the proposed scheme is resistant to both common image processing and geometric distortion without losing commercial value of the protected contents. Second, the protection of both the owner’s copyright and the customer’s ownership is considered. Finally, visual secret sharing is introduced to make user-right-proving publicly verifiable.