In this paper we propose a non-blind passive technique for image forgery detection. Our technique is a variant of a method pre- sented in [8] and it is based on the analysis of the Sensor Pattern Noise (SPN). Its main features are the ability to detect small forged regions and to run in an automatic way. Our technique works by extracting the SPN from the image under scrutiny and, then, by correlating it with the reference SPN of a target camera. The two noises are partitioned into non-overlapping blocks before evaluating their correlation. Then, a set of operators is applied on the resulting Correlations Map to highlight forged regions and remove noise spikes. The result is processed using a multi-level segmentation algorithm to determine which blocks should be considered forged. We analyzed the performance of our technique by using a dataset of 4, 000 images.
A PNU-based technique to detect forged regions in digital images / Cattaneo, Giuseppe; FERRARO PETRILLO, Umberto; Roscigno, Gianluca; De Fusco, Carmine. - STAMPA. - 9386:(2015), pp. 486-498. (Intervento presentato al convegno 16th International Conference on Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems tenutosi a Catania, Italy nel October 26-29, 2015) [10.1007/978-3-319-25903-1_42].
A PNU-based technique to detect forged regions in digital images
FERRARO PETRILLO, UMBERTO
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2015
Abstract
In this paper we propose a non-blind passive technique for image forgery detection. Our technique is a variant of a method pre- sented in [8] and it is based on the analysis of the Sensor Pattern Noise (SPN). Its main features are the ability to detect small forged regions and to run in an automatic way. Our technique works by extracting the SPN from the image under scrutiny and, then, by correlating it with the reference SPN of a target camera. The two noises are partitioned into non-overlapping blocks before evaluating their correlation. Then, a set of operators is applied on the resulting Correlations Map to highlight forged regions and remove noise spikes. The result is processed using a multi-level segmentation algorithm to determine which blocks should be considered forged. We analyzed the performance of our technique by using a dataset of 4, 000 images.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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