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Multimedia IPP codes with efficient tracing
Wu et al. (IEEE Signal Process Mag 21:15–27, 2004) showed that fingerprinting system can be designed according to different criteria: catching one, catching many and catching all. For the case of “catching many”, binary multimedia identifiable parent property codes ( t -MIPPCs) were introduced to co...
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Published in: | Designs, codes, and cryptography codes, and cryptography, 2020-05, Vol.88 (5), p.851-866 |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | Wu et al. (IEEE Signal Process Mag 21:15–27, 2004) showed that fingerprinting system can be designed according to different criteria: catching one, catching many and catching all. For the case of “catching many”, binary multimedia identifiable parent property codes (
t
-MIPPCs) were introduced to construct fingerprints resistant to the averaging collusion attack on multimedia contents. In this paper, we focus on such a case, and introduce the binary strongly multimedia identifiable parent property code (
t
-SMIPPC) whose tracing algorithm is more efficient than that of a binary
t
-MIPPC. Then a concatenation construction for binary
t
-SMIPPCs from
q
-ary
t
-SMIPPCs is provided. Moreover, we establish a probabilistic lower bound on
q
-ary
t
-SMIPPCs, whose code rate is asymptotically as good as that of
q
-ary
t
-MIPPCs. Finally, several infinite series of optimal
q
-ary
t
-SMIPPCs of length 2 with
t
=
2
,
3
are derived from the relationships among
t
-SMIPPCs and other fingerprinting codes, such as
t
-MIPPCs and
t
¯
-separable codes. |
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ISSN: | 0925-1022 1573-7586 |
DOI: | 10.1007/s10623-020-00717-y |