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There is an website[0] set up already to show to show how easy it is to find collisions with a photo of a beagle. The left side photos are all apparently kitte
by breput 5y ago
There is an website[0] set up already to show to show how easy it is to find collisions with a photo of a beagle.
The left side photos are all apparently kitten photos but what if it was a photo of the Nirvana baby and, as a human reviewer, you had no access to the right side photo because it was just a hash in an anonymous database?
[0] https://thishashcollisionisnotporn.com/ https://thishashcollisionisnotporn.com/
- judge2020 5y agoThe Nirvana baby, as with many non-sexual pictures of naked babies, isn't considered CSAM and thus wouldn't be flagged. Even if it was, NCMEC reviewers (and Apple reviewers) almost certainly view the original CSAM next to the new photo when they receive potential re-circulations of the photo, if their task is indeed to verify the authenticity of a match. If reviewers had to make a CSAM judgement call on every incoming image, it'd be an extremely brittle system.