Title :
Security camera video authentication
Author_Institution :
Philips Res., Eindhoven, Netherlands
Abstract :
The ability to authenticate images captured by a security camera, and localise any tampered areas, will increase the value of these images as evidence in a court of law. This paper outlines the challenges in security camera video authentication, and discusses the reasons why fingerprinting, a robust type of digital signature, provides a solution preferable to semi-fragile watermarking. A fingerprint based upon block DC differences is described, and the tamper detection performance is assessed both theoretically and experimentally, the latter using an automated method of ´tampering´ images.
Keywords :
message authentication; meta data; video cameras; video signal processing; watermarking; fingerprinting; image authentication; meta data; security camera video authentication; semifragile watermarking; tamper detection; Authentication; Digital cameras; Digital signatures; Face detection; Fingerprint recognition; Image coding; Security; Surveillance; Video compression; Watermarking;
Conference_Titel :
Digital Signal Processing Workshop, 2002 and the 2nd Signal Processing Education Workshop. Proceedings of 2002 IEEE 10th
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8116-5
DOI :
10.1109/DSPWS.2002.1231089