Which directions for asymmetric watermarking?

A perfect asymmetric watermark is what a lot of researchers are looking for. So far, no asymmetric scheme is perfect. We review some the schemes proposed so far. We put an emphasis on classical cryptography to see how it has been and can be used, imitated in the watermarking world.

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