Evaluating Performance of Boneh-Shaw Finger Printing Codes under Minority Value Collusion Attacks
Alok Tripathi, Rajiv Pandey, Amarjeet Singh · 2020
Fingerprinting codes are used to protect copyright issues of digital media. The digital media before distribution is embedded with fingerprinting codes. Each intended recipient has a unique fingerprinting code inserted in digital media. If any user makes illegal copies of distribution, then these fingerprinting codes can be considered to identify the culprit user. The threat to fingerprinting codes comes from collusion attacks. Collusion attacks are attacks where, group of users having different finger printing codes of the same content collude together collectively to launch attack against fingerprinting code. Thus collusion attacks are real challenge to fingerprinting codes and thus they pose a challenge to protect the copy right of the digital media. This paper evaluates performance of Boneh-Shaw fingerprinting codes by mounting Minority Value Collusion attacks.