Media Authentication
MultiFusion Verify
Image and video authentication software
MultiFusion Verify reads a picture, a video or a sound recording the way an examiner does: its file structure, its compression history, the camera's own noise and the traces an edit leaves. Each check is shown as a map or a measurement to read, never as a verdict.
Capabilities
Everything Verify does
Pictures
The traces a camera and an edit leave.
- JPEG structure and compression history
- Copied and pasted regions
- Camera identification (PRNU)
Video
How the file was made, and what changed.
- Container and encoder
- GOP structure and bit rate over time
- Frame-by-frame comparison
Sound
Whether a recording is continuous.
- Joins and level changes
- Mains hum (ENF)
- Bandwidth and room
How it works
- 1OpenA picture, video or recording
- 2InspectStructure and metadata
- 3CheckCompression, noise, edits
- 4CompareWith references or another file
- 5ReportMethods and results
Real screens
The demo case is staged: its CCTV clips, photos and the call's voices are AI-generated, and nobody shown is a real person.
What Verify does
| Pictures: the JPEG as stored — segments, tables, quality, EXIF | Available |
| Double compression, block-grid origin and demosaicing traces | Available |
| Copied regions inside a picture, and a learned map of pasted regions | Available |
| Camera identification from the sensor's own noise (PRNU) | Available |
| Video: container structure, edit lists, encoder, GOP structure and bit rate over time | Available |
| Compare two files frame by frame | Available |
| Sound: joins in a recording, mains hum (ENF), bandwidth, level and room | Available |
| Choose a face in a video, follow the person, and compare with reference photos | Available |
| Batch mode: a folder of pictures in one run | Available |
| A report with each method and its result | Available |
| English and Hindi | Available |
Frequently asked questions
Does it need the internet?
No. It runs on the examiner's own computer, offline. Evidence files are opened where they are and never uploaded anywhere.
Does it say whether a file is fake?
No. Verify shows each check as evidence — a map, a table or a measurement — with what it measures and its limits. The examiner decides; the report records the methods used.
Which files does it check?
JPEG and other pictures, MP4 and MOV video, and sound in common formats. A folder of pictures can be checked in one run.
How is it licensed?
Each computer gets a 30-day trial once, then a licence file for that computer, checked offline. A MultiFusion Server can also lend floating seats: the app borrows a seat while it is open and gives it back when it closes.