WAKE embeds and decodes multiple 32-bit audio watermarks with separate 8-bit keys using an invertible neural network, avoiding the overwriting problem in existing systems.
WAKE: Watermarking Audio with Key Enrichment
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As deep learning advances in audio generation, challenges in audio security and copyright protection highlight the need for robust audio watermarking. Recent neural network-based methods have made progress but still face three main issues: preventing unauthorized access, decoding initial watermarks after multiple embeddings, and embedding varying lengths of watermarks. To address these issues, we propose WAKE, the first key-controllable audio watermark framework. WAKE embeds watermarks using specific keys and recovers them with corresponding keys, enhancing security by making incorrect key decoding impossible. It also resolves the overwriting issue by allowing watermark decoding after multiple embeddings and supports variable-length watermark insertion. WAKE outperforms existing models in both watermarked audio quality and watermark detection accuracy. Code, more results, and demo page: https://thuhcsi.github.io/WAKE.
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WAKE: Watermarking Audio with Key Enrichment
WAKE embeds and decodes multiple 32-bit audio watermarks with separate 8-bit keys using an invertible neural network, avoiding the overwriting problem in existing systems.