New Bounds for Frameproof Codes
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Abstract: Frameproof codes are used to fingerprint digital data. It can prevent copyrighted materials from unauthorized use. In this paper, we study upper and lower bounds for -frameproof codes of length over an alphabet of size . The upper bound is based on a combinatorial approach and the lower bound is based on a probabilistic construction. Both bounds can improve previous results when is small compared to , say for some constant . Furthermore, we pay special attention to binary frameproof codes. We show a binary -frameproof code of length can not have more than codewords if .
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