Adversarial Multimedia Forensics Ehsan Nowroozi Kassem Kallas by Ehsan Nowroozi, Kassem Kallas, Alireza Jolfaei, (eds.) instant download after payment.

In today’s world, multimedia, such as images, videos, and audio, have become integral for shaping opinions, making decisions, and determining court outcomes. However, the ease with which such content is manipulated has created ethical and legal challenges. Adversarial multimedia forensics is an emerging field at the intersection of computer science, engineering, and law that aims to develop robust techniques for detecting and preventing manipulation. This book serves as a comprehensive guide for state-of-the-art methods, challenges, and the future of this rapidly evolving discipline.
The importance of multimedia forensics, especially adversarial techniques, now extends far beyond academia to sectors such as social media, law enforcement, and journalism. For example, tech firms integrate forensic algorithms on platforms to automatically detect manipulated content and to maintain information integrity. Research funding and collaboration in this space are increasing, reflecting their growing significance. Law agencies leverage multimedia forensics to validate evidence and solve crimes, from identifying fraud deepfakes to verifying the authenticity of content as legal evidence. Even in reporting, multimedia verification abilities can mean the difference between responsible journalism and the spread of misinformation. This widespread real-world applicability makes this field indis-pensable for maintaining multimedia trustworthiness. Ethical and legal implications are also addressed, such as how forensic analysis should be presented in court and the ethical boundaries analysts should respect when investigating content. These considerations are critical for establishing credibility and standards.