Bootablemerkintä
Bootablemerkintä, also known as bootable watermarking, is a technique used to embed a digital watermark into a bootable medium, such as a USB drive or a CD/DVD, in a way that it becomes an integral part of the boot process. This type of watermarking is often used for copyright protection, authentication, and tracking purposes. Unlike traditional watermarking methods, which embed data into the content itself, bootablemerkintä involves embedding the watermark into the bootloader or the boot sector of the medium.
The process of creating a bootablemerkintä typically involves several steps. First, the watermark data is prepared
Bootablemerkintä can be detected and extracted using specialized software tools that are designed to read the
One of the main advantages of bootablemerkintä is its robustness. Since the watermark is embedded into the
However, bootablemerkintä also has its limitations. The process of embedding the watermark can be complex and