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Where Does the Watermark Hide? Push-Pull Disentanglement for Invisible Watermark Removal
Fixed image distortions do not cover an attacker that learns from paired clean and watermarked images. We study this paired-training threat with single-image inference: deployment uses neither the clean reference nor the watermark key, payload, or decoder. An encoder maps each image to a structural
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