LambdaMark is the first generic radioactive audio watermark that injects multi-bit messages into semantic latent representations, achieving robustness to distortions and removal attacks even after downstream model finetuning.
RingID: Rethinking Tree-Ring Watermarking for Enhanced Multi-Key Identification, July 2024
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A theoretical framework decouples diffusion model generation from watermark decisions, enabling SSB to reach any security-robustness-fidelity regime without model-specific empirical tests.
Dual-Guard embeds complementary watermarks in diffusion image generation to verify provenance and localize tampering with low error rates on a 2400-sample benchmark under reprompting and editing attacks.
Randomized per-query key selection with single-key detection acceptance bounds forgery success rate independently of collected samples while preserving model utility.
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LambdaMark: Semantic Audio Watermarking for Robustness and Radioactivity
LambdaMark is the first generic radioactive audio watermark that injects multi-bit messages into semantic latent representations, achieving robustness to distortions and removal attacks even after downstream model finetuning.
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Secure Seed-Based Multi-bit Watermarking for Diffusion Models from First Principles
A theoretical framework decouples diffusion model generation from watermark decisions, enabling SSB to reach any security-robustness-fidelity regime without model-specific empirical tests.
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Dual-Guard: Dual-Channel Latent Watermarking for Provenance and Tamper Localization in Diffusion Images
Dual-Guard embeds complementary watermarks in diffusion image generation to verify provenance and localize tampering with low error rates on a 2400-sample benchmark under reprompting and editing attacks.
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Mitigating Watermark Forgery in Generative Models via Randomized Key Selection
Randomized per-query key selection with single-key detection acceptance bounds forgery success rate independently of collected samples while preserving model utility.