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Two introductory examples ◮ digital camera identification based on sensor noise ≈ ◮ copy & paste detection presumed original Gloe & Kirchner Digital Image Forensics slide 7
1 After all, it’s all about bits and bytes, like in computer forensics. Is digital image forensics really a science on its own?
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Image source identification goal: d
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Intra- and inter-model similarities
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Camera model identification ◮ mos
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Some results on camera model identi
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Camera model identification: overal
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Camera device identification ◮ mo
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Camera device identification ◮ mo
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A typical noise residual Wavelet de
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correlation coefficient Was it your
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Image source identfication: Summary
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Need a break? Ooops. . . submission
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Image manipulation detection Digita
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Resampling detection ◮ image mani
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Resampling detection scheme example
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Resampling detection scheme ωt ′
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Resampling detection scheme ωt ′
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It’s not only the biggest potato
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Color filter array interpolation
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Example application of CFA artifact
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Example application of CFA artifact
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Double JPEG compression Main idea /
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Double JPEG compression artifacts Q
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How to capture 14 000 images . . .
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DOCMA Award Background ◮ creating
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DOCMA Award: some examples Original
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Digital forensics: proposed ontolog
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Counter-forensics: computer forensi
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Counter-forensics: image forensics
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fin Concluding remarks
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Multimedia forensics: a growing fie
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A broader view 2 2 7 7 ICSI 2010 2A
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Computer forensics in a broader sen
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