Princeton University

Ntt Research, Inc.

Trufo Inc.

Jiaxin Guan

Xinyi Han

Yan Huang

Daniel Wichs

The disclosure relates to generating a ciphertext of arbitrary and flexibly large size and ensures that an adversary learns little about the encrypted data, even if the decryption key later leaks, unless substantially the entire ciphertext is stored. Given that communication will be inconveniently large for the adversary to store, the incompressible ciphertexts and signatures can be sent and received with low storage requirements for the honest users. In such a setting, the honest users would not store the entire ciphertext or signature, but instead generate, send, and process the communication bit-by-bit in a streaming fashion.

Cryptographic data message expansion for increasing adversarial storage requirements

The present disclosure provides a method of watermarking digital media for subsequent decoding. The method includes receiving a secure content package comprising digital audiovisual content, source entity information, content annotations, and digital signatures. The package is validated using public-key cryptography. A content identifier is generated and embedded as a watermark into the digital audiovisual content. The watermark is configured to be machine readable and visually inconspicuous. A content database entry is recorded in a remote database, retrievable using the content identifier and comprising the content annotations and source information. The watermarked digital audiovisual content is stored and transmitted to the media source. The method may further include generating and storing content hashes for future authentication comparisons.

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