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That's true but then why does it need to be a hardware backed key as part of the camera? It will be people who need to learn how to sign and encrypt and manage
by sureglymop 3y ago
That's true but then why does it need to be a hardware backed key as part of the camera?
It will be people who need to learn how to sign and encrypt and manage their keys.
- ndjshe3838 3y agoBecause that proves you didn’t photoshop it after taking it or sign an AI generated image
- sureglymop 3y agoThat's unrealistic in practice. What if the camera manufacturer or an employee of the camera manufacturer messes with it? I don't believe it will be possible in practice to "granularize" trust like that. You trust a person or an institution (a person is already more ideal though). Going even further will not work in practice.