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| The growth of networked multimedia systems has created a need for robust authentication of digital images. Currently, the owner of an image placed on a network has no method to detect altered copies of the image. Purdue University researchers have developed a way for an owner to digitally "sign" an image by adding an invisible structure known as a digital watermark. The owner can identify changes made to the watermarked image with the verification algorithm. This test can allow images with minor alterations to still be authentic. JPEG image compression is compatible with this algorithm. Advantages: -Rapid and robust authentication of images -Decreased chances of forgery Potential Applications: -Computer Security -Software Industry |
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Mar 8, 1999
Utility Patent
United States
6,625,295
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WO
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Sep 12, 1997
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Sep 12, 1997
NATL-Patent
Japan
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Provisional-Patent
United States
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Sep 13, 1996
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United States
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United States
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