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Apart from the papers presented at the Digital Forensics Research Workshop (DFRWS), March also saw additional work from around the globe. This month’s roundup takes a look at:
Integrating cognitive psychology into forensic practiceResearch exploring… Continue reading March’s Spread of Digital Forensics Research Examines Implementation
As digital forensics moves toward a more established presence within the forensic sciences, 2022 starts off on an existential note thanks to a set of papers exploring digital forensic expertise and process, and the language used to describe both.
Manoranjan Mohanty: Hello, everyone, and thanks for watching this video. This video is about our paper “Towards Deep Fake Video Detection Using PRNU-Based Method”. This work was done in collaboration with UTS and University of Auckland.
So, de… Continue reading Towards Deep Fake Video Detection Using PRNU Based Method
The Forensic Aspects of Analysis of Deepfake Videos Based on AI Algorithms
Zeno Geradts: Good morning. I would like to present Forensic Aspects of deepfakes. So this is a short presentation of five minutes and I will shortly go through &hellip… Continue reading Short Papers from DFRWS APAC 2021: Deepfakes, Protest, & Apple Health Data Forensics
Martino, some years have passed since we last talked with you! What’s changed for Amped and its customers? What’s the same?
Yes, time definitely flies. In the past few years we have grown a lot, as of today we sold … Read more The… Continue reading Martino Jerian, Founder & CEO, Amped Software
Deepfake tech has push-button apps and service portals. Can code commodification do the same for detection, so women can actually afford it? Continue reading Deepfakes have doubled, overwhelmingly targeting women
It’s an arms race: as detection methods improve, deepfake-generating algorithms are quickly updated to correct the flaws. Continue reading Google made thousands of deepfakes to aid detection efforts