Medical Image Watermarking 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-57699-2_2
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Medical Image Watermarking Techniques: A Technical Survey and Potential Challenges

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“…Even in the claim filing phase, adversarial attacks occur when an attacker with access to medical imaging material can alter the content to make a misdiagnosis. Specifically, attackers can add or remove evidence of certain medical conditions from 3D medical scans, including: copying content from one image to another (image splicing), duplicating content within the same image to cover or add something (copy-move), and enhancing an image to give it a different appearance (image retouching), as in (Singh, Kumar, Singh and Mohan, 2017) (Sadeghi, Dadkhah, Jalab, Mazzola and Uliyan, 2018). For example, the attacks may consist in injecting and removing pixels on CT scans of patients' lung cancer (Mirsky, Mahler, Shelef and Elovici, 2019).…”
Section: A Health Insurance Example and The Assessment Of Damagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even in the claim filing phase, adversarial attacks occur when an attacker with access to medical imaging material can alter the content to make a misdiagnosis. Specifically, attackers can add or remove evidence of certain medical conditions from 3D medical scans, including: copying content from one image to another (image splicing), duplicating content within the same image to cover or add something (copy-move), and enhancing an image to give it a different appearance (image retouching), as in (Singh, Kumar, Singh and Mohan, 2017) (Sadeghi, Dadkhah, Jalab, Mazzola and Uliyan, 2018). For example, the attacks may consist in injecting and removing pixels on CT scans of patients' lung cancer (Mirsky, Mahler, Shelef and Elovici, 2019).…”
Section: A Health Insurance Example and The Assessment Of Damagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The technique is also applied by substituting the slightly less significant bit(s). Nonetheless, this substitution decreases the contrast or intensity of an object [64].…”
Section: Watermarking Work Scopementioning
confidence: 99%
“…• To embed the watermark image into the suitable part of the medical host image, researchers should select the proper NROI of an image. 82 In NROI contains the least required information of an image. Hence, embedding the watermark image into the NROI part of the host image provides better security.…”
Section: Suggestions For Overcoming Potential Challenges Of Existing ...mentioning
confidence: 99%