Special Session 2: Multimedia Information Security
 


Short description:
With the widespread application of digital images and videos in social media, healthcare, intelligent surveillance, and cloud platforms, multimedia information security issues have become increasingly prominent, manifesting primarily as privacy breaches, content tampering, forgery, and copyright infringement. To ensure the authenticity, integrity, security, and ownership of multimedia information, multimedia information security technologies, including information hiding, digital watermarking, forensic analysis, and deepfake detection, have been extensively developed. This special session will highlight the latest research advances in this field, encompassing theoretical foundations, algorithmic innovations, and practical applications, to promote the development of multimedia information security technologies.

Related topics for this special session (but not limited to) :

  • Steganography and steganalysis
  • Watermarking and fingerprinting
  • Forensics and counter-forensics
  • Watermarking for AI-generated content and deepfake detection

Submission Method

  • Please upload your full paper or abstract to Conference Submission System (.pdf), then choose Special Session 2: Multimedia Information Security to submit.  (请通过会议投稿系统并选择"Special Session 2: Multimedia Information Security" 入口提交您的全文或摘要投稿) 

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Organizer:

Hui Tian is a full professor at Huaqiao University, where serves as the Dean of the School of Computer Science and Technology, Dean of the School of Network and Information Security Industry, Director of the Xiamen Key Laboratory of Data Security and Blockchain Technology, and Deputy Director of the Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Big Data Intelligence and Security. Recognized for his outstanding contributions, he has been selected for both the Fujian Provincial Young Elite Talent Program and the Fujian Province Higher Education Institutions New Century Outstanding Talent Program. His research interests span a broad range of critical areas, including network and information security, data security, artificial intelligence security, multimedia information security, and digital forensics. In recent years, he has led more than 20 projects at the national and provincial levels, including five National Natural Science Fund projects, one key project, and one sub-project of the National Key Research and Development Program. His prolific academic output includes over 120 publications in well-known domestic and international journals and academic conferences. He has also obtained more than 40 authorized invention patents and has been awarded six provincial and ministerial-level science and technology awards.