The growth of popularity of Social Network Services (SNSs) opened new perspectives in many research fields, including the emerging area of Multimedia Forensics. In particular, the huge amount of images uploaded to the social networks can represent a significant source of evidence for investigations, if properly processed. This work aims to exploit the algorithms and techniques behind the uploading process of a picture on Facebook, in order to find out if any of the involved steps (resizing, compression, renaming, etc.) leaves a trail on the picture itself, so to infer proper hypotheses about the authenticity and other forensic aspects of the pipeline.

Image manipulation on facebook for forensics evidence

BATTIATO, SEBASTIANO;
2015-01-01

Abstract

The growth of popularity of Social Network Services (SNSs) opened new perspectives in many research fields, including the emerging area of Multimedia Forensics. In particular, the huge amount of images uploaded to the social networks can represent a significant source of evidence for investigations, if properly processed. This work aims to exploit the algorithms and techniques behind the uploading process of a picture on Facebook, in order to find out if any of the involved steps (resizing, compression, renaming, etc.) leaves a trail on the picture itself, so to infer proper hypotheses about the authenticity and other forensic aspects of the pipeline.
2015
978-331923233-1
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