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More on Dynamic Graph Watermarking

April 10, 2011 - 21:31

Graph watermarking techniques encode a watermark in a graph structure which is embedded in a program either statically, or dynamically. Static watermarks can be encoded in a control flow graph while dynamic graphs are encoded in a data structure built at runtime. Like other static watermarking algorithms, static graph watermarking is susceptible to semantics-preserving transformation attacks. Collberg and Thomborson proposed the first dynamic graph based watermarking scheme, CT, to overcome problems with static watermarking schemes.

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