Add bildesjekk.no to Source Verification - #744
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Adding bildesjekk.no (https://bildesjekk.no/) to Source Verification. Disclosure: I am the developer of this tool. Free, no registration. It validates C2PA Content Credentials against the official trust list, parses EXIF/IPTC metadata, and runs a local ONNX detection model client-side in the browser. Results are presented as a table of separate evidence lines rather than a single verdict, and the tool does not claim an image is authentic when no signals are found. Note on opsec: unlike most tools in this category, the pixel-level model runs entirely in the browser, and uploaded images are not stored.
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Adding bildesjekk.no (https://bildesjekk.no/) to Source Verification.
Disclosure: I am the developer of this tool.
Free, no registration. It validates C2PA Content Credentials against the official trust list, parses EXIF/IPTC metadata, and runs a local ONNX detection model client-side in the browser. Results are presented as a table of separate evidence lines rather than a single verdict, and the tool does not claim an image is authentic when no signals are found.
Note on opsec: unlike most tools in this category, the pixel-level model runs entirely in the browser, and uploaded images are not stored.