Oral Presentation , Page 189-193 (5)

Volume Title: 2nd IEEE International Conference on Electronic Eng., Faculty of Electronic Eng., Menouf, Egypt, 3-4 July. 2021

Randa Kamal ; Nawal El-Fishway

Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Menoufia University Menouf, Egypt

with the existence of the new revolution of software techniques, tampering with the videos became easier than ever. For retaining the integrity of the captured scenes, novel methods are required. Blockchain is now one of the most interesting integrity verification techniques. Blockchain provides trust among the participant nodes; ”users” without the need of a trusted third party. In this paper, we propose a new blockchain-based framework for integrity verification of videos. In the proposed framework, the scene is captured and hashed in its original state and the captured frame; “video frame” is stored as a reference frame. The hash value, frame name, and timestamp of the capturing time are stored in a CSV file. The genesis block of a permissioned blockchain is created with this data. Other frames are captured for the same scene every predefined period and hashed. If the new hash value is identical to the reference hash, then the new frame is deleted to preserve storage space, and the metadata of the frame is stored in the same CSV file. If the hash values are not identical, then the name of the frame is changed to the timestamp of the capturing time, the frame then is propagated to all participant nodes, an email is sent to a predefined mail to take the appropriate action, and finally, a new block will be created with the new metadata. The proposed system ensures the integrity of the captured videos, ease to use and robustness.

blockchain; video integrity; cybersecurity; multimedia