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Secure Scalable Streaming and Secure Transcoding with JPEG-2000 (2003)
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Wee03securescalable,
author = {Susie Wee and John Apostolopoulos},
title = {Secure Scalable Streaming and Secure Transcoding with JPEG-2000},
booktitle = {},
year = {2003},
pages = {547--551}
}
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Abstract
Secure scalable streaming (SSS) enables low-complexity, high-quality transcoding at intermediate, possibly untrusted, network nodes without compromising the end-to-end security of the system [1, 2]. SSS encodes, encrypts, and packetizes video into secure scalable packets in a manner that allows downstream transcoders to perform transcoding operations such as bitrate reduction and spatial downsampling by simply truncating or discarding packets, and without decrypting the data. Secure scalable packets have unencrypted headers that provide hints such as optimal truncation points to downstream transcoders. Using these hints, downstream transcoders can perform near-optimal secure transcoding.
