Abstract
In every area that uses digital photos, image security is a major concern. Photos of suspects, crime scene photos, biometric photographs, and other images have long been used in forensic investigations and public safety. With the evolution of digital imaging, the digital images used in this area have increased significantly. As much as digital image processing has facilitated the development of numerous new approaches in forensic research, it has also made image manipulation simple. Digital image validity has become a problem with the public availability of various snipping image manipulation software. As a result, the need for image tampering detection software has become essential. Digital photographs have become widely used in past years for a variety of applications. The material will be disseminated through print media, the website, as well as scholarly publications. It is utilized as powerful evidence in numerous offenses as well as documentation for something like a range of functions The introduction to the photo processing and editing tools has made it simple and accessible to create or change photographs. Are of the most frequent kind of picture forgery is a copy-move forgery, in which a portion like a photographic is duplicated as well as pasted further in a photo to conceal at some point crucial or display an error scenario. This study examines many sorts of digital image forgeries as well as the detection of forgery tools. A review of available approaches for faked images was conducted.
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