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Why, sure we can: https://www.xsecuritas.com/ https://www.xsecuritas.com/ https://zecurion.com/blog/screen-watermarks-and-screen-photo-detector-how-to-discover
by EGreg 2y ago
Why, sure we can: https://www.xsecuritas.com/ https://www.xsecuritas.com/
https://zecurion.com/blog/screen-watermarks-and-screen-photo-detector-how-to-discover-insider-threats-before-they-become-an-incident/ https://zecurion.com/blog/screen-watermarks-and-screen-photo...
- voganmother42 2y agoSpy v spy, It has a phone detector, but will it detect my smart glasses or my nest cam…or the camera secreted in my bookcase capturing my screen?
- jquery 2y agoThey could place nearly invisible watermarks that only a camera would notice. Probably your safest bet is to deep fry the image. Pictures of pictures with high compression turned on.
- zmgsabst 2y agoFor a wavelet based stamp, you might have to stamp your own pattern on top so it no longer cleanly reads. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050915032354 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187705091...
- DaSHacka 2y agoLol it's literally just a giant watermark across the screen with the person's name and blocking the screen when the webcam identifies a smartphone... Needless to say, both of these are trivially bypassable. I think most of us are more concerned about the potential presence of invisible watermarks, obviously submitting a picture with "JOHN SMITH ACME CORP 2025-01-09" blatantly strewn across the screen will be trivially traced back to you
- cwillu 2y agoConveniently, they also offer webcam-based smartphone detection, tied into screen blanking and reporting.
- marxisttemp 2y agoThe fact we are discussing this is a damning indictment of late-stage capitalism.