| Abstract [eng] |
The necessity to protect copyright owners from using and sharing illegal intellectual property still grows. Digital water marks fits perfectly for this matter. They not only prevent using illegal intellectual property, but they can also detect illegal user. In this paper the discrete cosine transform (DCT) and spread-spectrum water-marking methods were discussed, and DCT method was analysed, and several image attacks were tested, such as: trimming, compression, rotation and etc. The trimming a part of an image, rotation of an image can change water mark beyond recognition. It happens because taking water mark out from changed image using inverse method of insertion image pixel coordinates change, and trimming causes a missing of part of coordinates. Depending on the angle of rotation or the size of a trimmed part a water mark is corrupted, but it does not change when a colour or a contrast is being changed. |
