Selective encryption of Huffman compressed text
Review of the National Center for Digitization, Tome 13 (2008) no. 1
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The security of multimedia data in digital distribution
networks is commonly provided by encryption, i.e., the
mathematical process that transforms a plaintext message into
unintelligible ciphertext. Selective encryption is a recent
approach to reduce the computational requirements for huge volumes
of multimedia data in distribution networks with different client
device capabilities. We propose a method for selective encryption
that can be applied to compressed data - for example to Huffman
compressed text.