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Hope they open source it, for transparency's sake.

• jessaustin 7y ago
  Tools like this are in a constant competition. If image doctors know how the tool detects their doctored images, they might figure out how to doctor images in ways it can't detect.
  • axiosgunnar 7y ago
    So, security by obscurity?
    • jessaustin 7y ago
      I guess it's sort of analogous to that, but this tool isn't strictly one for "security". Journalists with access will use it for analysis, not to keep their PII secret. I don't think this is an insightful comparison.
    • mc32 7y ago
      It’s derided but in some contexts SxO does make sense. It’s obviously not a silver bullet but it’s one arrow i your quiver of comprehensive sec measures.
    • rbanffy 7y ago
      Obscurity should never be your only countermeasure, but is a welcome layer of protection that is very valuable if used appropriately.