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Level 5 Diploma in Cyber Security

Digital watermarking: purposes, techniques and requirements, AI watermarking

CYB505 · Digital Forensics — Week 9 of 16

CourseCYB505
Week9 of 16
SemesterII
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This week’s topics

Digital watermarking: purposes, techniques and requirements, AI watermarking

  1. Digital watermarking: purposes, techniques and requirements, AI watermarking
  2. Challenges posed by generative AI

What you will be able to do

  • 4.3 Explain how digital watermarking can be used to protect intellectual property and for security.
  • 4.4 Critically analyse the challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence in verifying data authenticity.

Activity

Seminar, guided reading and a short written task: explain how digital watermarking can be used to protect intellectual property and for security.

Study materials

The teaching notes, exercises and videos of this week are in the student portal. Your portal is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance, so you can open them before the semester starts.
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Course plan
  • Week 1: From crime scene to digital crime scene: Locard's exchange …
  • Week 2: Stages of forensic investigation (identification, preservat…
  • Week 3: Best practices: contemporaneous notes and the ACPO Good Pra…
  • Week 4: Forensic techniques: cross-drive and live analysis, data ca…
  • Week 5: Evidence acquisition: order of volatility, RAM and disk ima…
  • Week 6: Forensic tools lab: Autopsy, FTK or EnCase
  • Week 7: Multimedia forensics: source detection and device identific…
  • Midterm: Midterm evaluation
  • Week 9: Digital watermarking: purposes, techniques and requirements…
  • Week 10: Challenges and risks of multimedia investigations, includin…
  • Week 11: Legal and ethical concerns: admissibility, privacy and data…
  • Week 12: Applying Digital Forensics in practice: case studies
  • Week 13: Assignment workshop: research, planning and referencing
  • Week 14: Assignment workshop: drafting, feedback and improvement
  • Week 15: Review and coursework completion
  • Final: Final assessment and submission
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