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peer-to-peer hypermedia sharing built on recombined thumbprints

Swetha,Suganya,Anitha Moses,Kajendran

Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Networking,Wireless and Mobile Communications

ISSN: 2320-7248          Impact Factor:1.8         Volume:2         Issue:1         Year: 25 April,2015         Pages:149-153

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Networking,Wireless and Mobile Communications

Abstract

Thumbprinting emerged as a technological solution to avoid illegal content re-distribution. Anonymous fingerprint is a solution for legal distribution of multimedia contents with copyright protection. The identities of buyer are revealed only in case of illegal redistribution. Some of the problems in the existing fingerprint protocols are 1) use of complex time-consuming protocols and/or homomorphic encryption of the content, and 2) a unicast approach for distribution that does not scale for a large number of buyers. Recombined fingerprints methodology is used. Proposed system is efficient, scalable, privacy-preserving and P2P based fingerprinting system. The multimedia file is distributed in the peer-peer networks. The main work of the process is to identify any misuse of multimedia copies along the peer-peer network. The recombined fingerprint are used for unique identification of the merchant and buyers. Finally evaluate the

Kewords

anonymous Thumbprinting, recombined Thumbprints, P2P contented sharing.

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