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A Digital Image Watermarking Scheme Withstanding Malicious Attacks
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In this paper, we propose a new watermarking method which spreads an ID pattern with specific sequences and embeds it throughout the spatial domain of an image. A set of the sequences is a key for extracting the ID pattern. As an ID pattern is spread throughout an image, we can extract the ID pattern from a part of the image, that is a clipped image. We can also confirm authenticity by extracting the same ID pattern from several parts of an image. The proposed method is robust to StirMark, which is a benchmark tool to test robustness of watermarked images, as well as disturbance by noise addition and common image processing operations such as edge-enhancement, brightness-contrast conversion, posterization, Gauss filtering, median filtering, gamma correction, JPEG compression and clipping.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E83-A No.10 pp.2015-2022
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- 2000/10/25
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Akira SHIOZAKI, Jiro TANIMOTO, Motoi IWATA, "A Digital Image Watermarking Scheme Withstanding Malicious Attacks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E83-A, no. 10, pp. 2015-2022, October 2000, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, we propose a new watermarking method which spreads an ID pattern with specific sequences and embeds it throughout the spatial domain of an image. A set of the sequences is a key for extracting the ID pattern. As an ID pattern is spread throughout an image, we can extract the ID pattern from a part of the image, that is a clipped image. We can also confirm authenticity by extracting the same ID pattern from several parts of an image. The proposed method is robust to StirMark, which is a benchmark tool to test robustness of watermarked images, as well as disturbance by noise addition and common image processing operations such as edge-enhancement, brightness-contrast conversion, posterization, Gauss filtering, median filtering, gamma correction, JPEG compression and clipping.
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