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The client has to be able to check for them in some way - just run that algorithm against every image you can scrape from Tor/Freenet and I suspect you'll have
by arsome 5y ago
The client has to be able to check for them in some way - just run that algorithm against every image you can scrape from Tor/Freenet and I suspect you'll have results rather quickly.
Or you can probably just wait a minute and pay an... enterprising individual to sell you such a list on a darknet market though, or perhaps even find one posted on the clearnet soon enough.
- robertoandred 5y agoNo, the client doesn’t have access to the CSAM hashes. And matches are verified on the server, not on the client.
- belltaco 5y agoThe poster meant the algorithm to compute the hash has to be on the local device. And it's already been found. https://old.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/p6hsoh/p_appleneuralhash2onnx_reverseengineered_apple/ https://old.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/p6hsoh/p_a...
- arsome 5y agoIndeed, if they're proposing to only decrypt select images the client needs to know pass/fail at some point. Whether that's before or after sending the hashes to Apple's server really doesn't matter as bulk checks will likely be a part of API anyways. We'll have to wait for further reverse engineering to get full details here though.