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Whenever media contents transmitted through the network, compressed and encrypted media data is used so it is important to give proper protection to the data items to avoid unauthorized access and for that we need to enhance media authentication and for that the compressed encrypted media data which is used to distribute through the network is watermarked for providing proof of ownership or distributorship. For doing compression JPEG 2000 compression and while doing compression the data is packed to low number of bits and to this data encryption is applied so stream cipher technique is used for avoiding media quality degradation and also this technique allow to do watermarking in a predictable manner. And a robust watermarking algorithm is used for watermarking this compressed and encrypted media data.

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Watermarking JPEG2000.

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U, P., R, R. K., R, R., & V, S. S. (2015). A SECURED AUTHENTICATED WATERMARKING TECHNIQUE. Students’ Research in Technology & Management, 1(5), 547-554. Retrieved from https://giapjournals.com/ijsrtm/article/view/97

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