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Detection of video forgery: A review of literature

Al-Sanjary et al., 2015

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7027552968120451766
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Al-Sanjary O
Sulong G
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Journal of Theoretical & Applied Information Technology

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In the current times the level of video forgery has increased on the internet with the increase in the role of malware that has made it possible for any user to upload, download and share objects online including audio, images, and video. Specifically, Video Editor and Adobe …
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