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A Review on Video Source Identification
Abstract
In the advancing world of technology, there is need to explore the video source identification which are wirelessly transferred from a camera and from a one network to another. Wireless cameras come with new concept of video blocking, blurring and security threats like spoofing attacks. Reviewing the existing methods has enlightens the path for an improved algorithm based on sensor pattern matching with wireless signature.
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