"Sony’s new ‘digital birth certificate’ for imaging"
See:
> The technology, designed to be integrated into the camera’s hardware […] generates a machine-based digital signature when an image is captured. This creates a unique identifier that can be tracked and verified
I am not sure how it works, though; where is the signature stored, and how easy is it to strip it off the real image, which can then be manipulated at ease…
Anyway. It may be interesting.
https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/08/sony-digital-birth-certificate/?guccounter=1
Ivan Herman /
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