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Lot of research has been done in the previous years to deal with threat of collusion attacks on finger printing codes. Digital fingerprints are code inserted in the media contents before distribution. Each fingerprinting code is assigned to an intended recipient. This fingerprinting code is used to track the culprit in case of illegal distribution of media contents by users. It is now possible for a group of users with different printing codes of the same content to collude together and collectively mount attack against fingerprints. Thus collusion attack poses a real challenge to protect the copyright of digital media. This paper presents an analysis of Boneh-Shaw finger printing codes under Majority Value collusion attacks.

Analysis of Boneh-Shaw Finger Printing Codes under Majority Value Collusion Attacks