This would be one of the cases where ai-generated stuff would be -less- effective, especially if this is intended not as extortion but as SWATting.
See, all the manufacturers have this big hash database of known CSA content; if the image is available on a given system or file, you don't have to make some analyst look at it - you have the computer measure the hash, and then determine whether that known image is present or absent.
So to apply involuntary kinetic consequences to someone, using a genuine CSA image to add to their Recall record would mean that the image would then be detectable in the database by the standard tooling for this.
And since -possession- of the image is the crime, you now have involuntarily forced someone to be a criminal, and in a way which will be easily auditable.
Fi, infosec-aspected /
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2024-05-23 23:24:14
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