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(In)Security of an Efficient Fingerprinting Scheme with Symmetric and Commutative Encryption of IWDW 2005

2008
Conference paper

Abstract

We analyze the security of a fingerprinting scheme proposed at IWDW 2005. We show two results, namely that this scheme (1) does not provide seller security: a dishonest buyer can repudiate the fact that he redistributed a content, and (2) does not provide buyer security: a buyer can be framed by a malicious seller.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/115461?ln=en

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