About Project

Based on Benford's law, my project is an image testing tool. It was designed to assess if the image under examination is genuine or if there are evidence of interference or alteration.

If you live in the modern world, you have the ability to alter the format of any photo, video, or music file. Furthermore, there may be a variety of justifications or motivations for doing so. From a simple desire to better one's looks to more severe objectives such as cheating or attempting to influence someone's perception or image of reality, there is something for everyone. But how can you tell the difference between what is true and what is false? What tools should we employ, and can we be positive that the image we want to study is real or not using them, and with what degree of certainty can we decide this? Is that even possible? My project was just an attempt to develop a tool that, through suitable mathematical manipulations and the application of Benford's law, could be used to test Deepfake. It analyses the image and does a comparison between the curve of Benford's law and the curve that was derived after looking at our image. Any differences are easily identified by the investigator.

Aknowledgment

Thank you very much for your help, dedication and advice,
which I could always count on from my supervisor:
Richard Butler
BSc (Hons), MSc, CISSP