Determining whether or not a digital image has been tampered with
AssigneeThe Research Foundation of State University of New York
InventorsJessica Fridrich, Miroslav Goljan, Jan Lukas
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AssigneeThe Research Foundation of State University of New York
InventorsJessica Fridrich, Miroslav Goljan, Jan Lukas
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Apparatus and method to verify the integrity of a digital image (i.e., deciding whether or not the entire image or just a portion has been tampered with, and/or finding the doctored area in the image). One first determines the imaging sensor's reference pattern noise, which serves as a unique fingerprint that identifies the imaging sensor that captured the image. To verify the integrity of the content in a region of the image, a correlation detector determines the presence or absence of the imaging sensor's reference pattern noise in that region, thereby verifying whether or not the image has integrity. The correlation detector can also find automatically one or more regions in the image that were tampered with.
A method for detecting a tampered digital image;
A system for determining whether a digital image has been tampered;
A tangible computer-readable storage medium containing computer readable instructions for controlling a processor to perform a method comprising:
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