Is there a digital image steganography algorithm that is resistant to image manipulation?

Question

I am wondering - is there a steganography solution for digital images that is resistant to image manipulation? With "manipulations" I mean the most standard operations - JPEG recompression (or even changing file formats completely), cropping and scaling. Applying this method would naturally be to protect the copyright of the image.

I fully understand that the more images are manipulated, the less likely that the steganographic watermark is not damaged, but at least some degree of resistance will be pleasant.

Answer 1

It seems to me that this is another step in the game with a cat and mice, but here you are:

http://scien.stanford.edu/class/ee368/projects2000/project5/default.htm

From the findings:

“There will always be a compromise with the introduction of watermarks. By this we mean a compromise between the reliability of the watermark and the erasure of the image. At some point, the strength of the watermark will degrade the image to a point that is not acceptable.

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