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This could be a new use for DRMs. Certifying that the image stream is real and unaltered (or only by trusted sources).
by bsaul 9y ago
This could be a new use for DRMs. Certifying that the image stream is real and unaltered (or only by trusted sources).
- beagle3 9y agoDRM does not do that. Plain old public key cryptography does.
- stuntkite 9y agoI read something recently about photographers pushing for cryptographic keys, maybe it was even registering media in the blockchain. Certifying origin and authorship for exactly this situation. I think it was a podcast. Maybe Open Source.