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babunello [35]
1 year ago
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The watermark can be of different types depending on the application. A watermark will resist manipulations of the media. Howeve

r, a watermark will not resist tampering.
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Marina86 [1]1 year ago
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<em>The first blank is </em><em>robust watermark</em>; a robust watermark will not resist tampering.

<em>The second blank is </em><em>fragile watermark</em><em>;</em> a fragile watermark will resist manipulations of the media.

<h3>What is a watermark?</h3>

A watermark is a faint design made in paper during manufacture that is visible when held against the light and clearly identifies the maker.

The watermark can be of different types depending on the application and they include:

  • A robust watermark will not resist tampering.
  • A fragile watermark will resist manipulations of the media.

Thus, The first blank is robust watermark; a robust watermark will not resist tampering.

The second blank is fragile watermark; a fragile watermark will resist manipulations of the media.

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