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Re: [WM]: an attack to text watermarking
Dear Stephen Chou,
Usually, the text watermarking is performed by modified the structure of the original document, such as reassigning the distance
among words, lines, etc. since you in no way know the information of the original document. The transcribed document by an attacker
often include the watermark because you don't know how to rewrite the document to destroy the watermark. In other words, if the
transcribed document manually is published somewhere, the copyright owner may extract the hidden messages from the document. As a
result, the transcribed document will be identified as the illegal.
On 12/5/06, Stephen Chou <zjunh2002@gmail.com> wrote: Dear all,
I have one basic question to text watermarking.
A
document is watermarked before publication. if the watermarked doc is transcribed manually by a person, that is, he uses a pen to
write down the document into a paper, he may publish the transcribed paper for his sake. I am wondering the watermarking tech
can
resist such an
attack?
Thanks
; Stephen
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