Comment by zepto
4 years ago
That sounds like we know it’s perceptual but not what kind, and therefore we don’t know the collision characteristics.
4 years ago
That sounds like we know it’s perceptual but not what kind, and therefore we don’t know the collision characteristics.
We know perceptual hashing and cryptography have incompatible requirements. Think of an image, the same image with 1 pixel changed, and a very different image. A perceptual hash should say 1 and 2 were related and not 3. Cryptographers call that failing a chosen plaintext attack.
Agreed, but we don’t know the collision characteristics of this algorithm so knowing this difference is moot in this context.