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I would be interested in a note on whether Sony / Leica / Olympus “content credentials” do any better with their hardware to ensure a signature is assigned to d
by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
I would be interested in a note on whether Sony / Leica / Olympus “content credentials” do any better with their hardware to ensure a signature is assigned to data straight off the sensor.
- EmbarrassedHelp 1mo agoWhy would someone paying for an expensive camera to damage the pixels of their images with "invisible" watermarks?
- MadnessASAP 1mo agoThe signature doesn't touch the image data in any way. It's just a piece of metadata attached to the image, like any other metadata tag.
- Retr0id 1mo agoUnfortunately they're a little outside of my tinkering budget, but if anyone wants to send me some I'll do my best to pwn them. Can't be any harder than a Google flagship, one would imagine. I have ordered a faulty Sony A7 IV motherboard, but due to its faulty-ness and the lack of the rest of the camera, I'm not sure how far I'll be able to get with it.
- kiddico 1mo agoCould you make use of a Sony a6000?
- Legend2440 1mo agoMy bet is they do considerably worse. Digital cameras are not designed with security in mind. Arbitrary code execution has been achieved on many DSLRs and there's even been open-source firmware projects for some.