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A personal camera fingerprint can be created from images in social media by using Photo Response Non-Uniformity (PRNU) noise, which is used to identify whether an unknown picture belongs to them. Social media has become ubiquitous in recent years and …
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A personal camera fingerprint can be created from images in social media by using Photo Response Non-Uniformity (PRNU) noise, which is used to identify whether an unknown picture belongs to them. Social media has become ubiquitous in recent years and many of us regularly share photos of our daily lives online. However, due to the ease of creating a PRNU-based camera fingerprint, the privacy leakage problem is taken more seriously. To address this issue, a security scheme based on Boneh–Goh–Nissim (BGN) encryption was proposed in 2021. While effective, the BGN encryption incurs a high run-time computational overhead due to its power computation. Therefore, we devised a new scheme to address this issue, employing polynomial encryption and pixel confusion methods, resulting in a computation time that is over ten times faster than BGN encryption. This eliminates the need to only send critical pixels to a Third-Party Expert in the previous method. Furthermore, our scheme does not require decryption, as polynomial encryption and pixel confusion do not alter the correlation value. Consequently, the scheme we presented surpasses previous methods in both theoretical analysis and experimental performance, being faster and more capable.
It might be challenging in the field of image forensics to identify the source camera of a picture. This researchproposes a noise adaptable convolutional neural network-based technique for camera identification. For cameraidentification, the suggested solution combines Photo Response Non-Uniformity (PRNU) …
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It might be challenging in the field of image forensics to identify the source camera of a picture. This researchproposes a noise adaptable convolutional neural network-based technique for camera identification. For cameraidentification, the suggested solution combines Photo Response Non-Uniformity (PRNU) noise and Noiseprint.Three parallel dimensionality expanded residual networks with convolutional layers of kernel size 1x1 were puttogether for enhanced feature extraction. The experiment mentioned above uses pictures from the ”Vision Dataset”as its subject matter. The experimental findings demonstrate the effectiveness of the suggested methodology inidentifying the source camera at the brand, model, and device levels. When two of the three networks were fedwith PRNU and one with noiseprint, the best performance was obtained.