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Standard watermarking schemes suffer from a major problem: They require to reveal security critical information to potentially untrusted parties, when proving the presence of a watermark to these parties. Zero-knowledge watermark detection is a promising means to overcome this problem and to improve the security of digital watermarking schemes in the context of various applications: it allows to cryptographically conceal the information required for the detection of a watermark and to prove the presence of the hidden watermark by efficient zero-knowledge proof systems.However, concealing the watermark prevents the verifying party from performing additional checks on the watermark, e.g., on its probability distribution, which may be required for certain applications. This is a limitation in the use of zero-knowledge watermark detection and we present several strategies to overcome this issue.Furthermore, we propose concrete and practical protocols, which pursue two promising strategies: the first strategy is to prove in zero-knowledge that a concealed watermark suffices a certain desired distribution, whereas the second strategy is to interactively and verifiably generate watermarks that suffice the desired distribution.