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Digital evidence collection and analysis have become an increasing tool to solve crimes and prepare courts’ cases over the last two decades, undergoing major changes in the area of IT. Crime is a major problem every day, so that computer forensics are avoided and protected from crime. More information is created, stored and accessed with increasingly portable and powerful technology. Mobile systems may serve as large personal knowledge archives in a wallet still accessible through a hand or phrase. The advantage is obvious by having ample information in order to obtain judgments, but the collection and admissibility of digital proof should be balanced with the privacy concerns of law enforcement and other parties to criminal law. The need of validating the honesty of digital video content ranges from a person to associations, obstacles and security arrangements to law authorization/organizations’. With video and image changing, the change tools have made it simple to modify media content. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate viable methods for video falsification.
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Yallamandhala, P., Godwin, J. (2022). A Review on Video Tampering Analysis and Digital Forensic. In: Manogaran, G., Shanthini, A., Vadivu, G. (eds) Proceedings of International Conference on Deep Learning, Computing and Intelligence. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1396. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-5652-1_24
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