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Transferable Multi-Bit Watermarking Across Frozen Diffusion Models via Latent Consistency Bridges

As generative AI advances, global governance frameworks increasingly mandate verifiable content provenance. However, existing watermarking techniques face a critical policy-to-technology disconnect: sampling-based methods require computationally prohibitive inversion, while fine-tuning approaches are tethered to specific model checkpoints, hindering standardized, cross-model oversight. To bridge this gap, we introduce DiffMark, a plug-and-play multi-bit watermarking framework. DiffMark embeds a persistent, learned perturbation into every denoising step of a frozen diffusion model, accumulating a recoverable signal in the final latent space. To enable efficient training through the frozen ...

AuthorsHong-Hanh Nguyen-Le, Van-Tuan Tran, Thuc D. Nguyen et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published19 March 2026
Last updated at source2 June 2026
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