Digital images are easier to manipulate. Before the image is published, the manipulation process is often done. One form of image manipulation is splicing. This manipulation is done by duplicating a particular part of one image or more and placing it in a particular part of the target image. The purpose of this splicing manipulation is to add objects in the image, for example putting an object on the target image as if the object was there. In this study image manipulation of this type was detected using compressed JPEG edge block detection method. This method is able to detect object images that are manipulated properly and accurately.

27/11/2018

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