Modern computer graphics are capable of generating highly photorealistic images. Although
this can be considered a success for the computer graphics community, it has given rise to …

Determining the make and model of an image's source camera is an important forensic
problem. While significant research has been conducted towards developing new camera …

The detection of recaptured images plays a particular role in public security forensics.
Although researches achieve some progress, low quality of image samples and long time …

Copy-move is a common type of digital image forgery. In an image, Copy-Move tampering
might be done to hide an undesirable region or to duplicate something in the image. These …

9.1 OBJECTIVES Media forensics is the youngest subfield associated with information
hiding and most closely related to the detection techniques discussed in previous chapters …

Local binary patterns was used to distinguish the Photorealistic Computer Graphics and
Photographic Images, however the dimension of the extracted features is too high …

Digital images are facing a crisis of trustworthiness with the emergence of various digital
image processing and steganography tools. This paper proposes a novel approach that can …

Discriminating between computer-generated images and natural ones is a crucial problem
in digital image forensics. Facial images belong to a special case of this problem. Advances …

Recent years have seen a huge growth in the acquisition, transmission, and storage of
videos. The visual data consists of both natural scenes as well as synthetic scenes, such as …

The growth of sophisticated image processing and editing software has made the
manipulation of digital images easy and imperceptible to the naked eyes. This has …