Hybrid document copyright protection

Adnan, Nor Fatin Shazwani (2021) Hybrid document copyright protection. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

TThe E-Learning system has made it easier for lecturers to share their digital lecture notes with the students. Students can access them from their lecturers anywhere and anytime. However, these digital lecture notes are vulnerable to illegal copy and unauthorized distribution because they do not have copyright protection. Therefore, to solve the problem, a QR code technology and a steganography technique have been applied as a mechanism of document protection. In this implementation, the information of the owner's file and the person who downloaded the file are stored and hidden in the QR Code and steganography image. In addition, a UTeM logo also was embedded as a watermark to provide multiple protection to the digital lecture notes. With this information, if the digital lecture notes are misused or distributed on a public platform without the permission of their lecturer, the user who distributed the files can be identified by scanning the QR code contained in that particular file. With that information, the owner of the digital lecture notes also can be proven.

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