Blockchain Sec Cam idea

[Anonymous No.16069032]

Continuity of footage to exclude tampering in security as well as guaranteed product authentication validated by blockchain.

I can't make it happen but you might.

Mighty usage.

[Anonymous No.16069113]

Elaborating: each frame would be impregnable to modifications of any kind as an unique and random cryptographic watermark invisible to the eye but accessible to the blockchain validator would uninterruptedly certify its integrity frame by frame, as the whole footage would be in the blockchain.

Doable?

[Anonymous No.16069146]

>>16069113
It's doable, go talk to the tech fags on >>/g/
Just a question though - why would we want to improve sec cams?

[Anonymous No.16069160]

Epstein

[Anonymous No.16069217]

>>16069160
Precisely.

[Anonymous No.16069234]

>>16069113
Where would this water mark be?

[Anonymous No.16069247]

>>16069113
Also how would the blockchain communicate with the camera itself to

[Anonymous No.16069251]

>>16069234
Randomly placed pixels.

[Anonymous No.16069358]

>>16069247
I don't have all answers as the idea occurred half an hour ago while wandering if there were any known means to make certain a product of handcrafted artisanship wasn't made by a machine instead. The solution I envisioned was an uninterruptible footage which would display the hands in the process of producing the artifacts from the initial stages to finished goods up to packaging. All on camera all the time.
Buyers would receive a memory card with the entire video as well as certified by blockchain app so and so and so on.
Nobody would watch it unless maybe in timelapse mode but that's it in a nutshell.

[Anonymous No.16069414]

Thought of a laser scanner trained at the artifacts to sec by sec identity confirmation in conjunction with said camera system also.
Idea being that each surface has microscopic signatures imperceptible to the eye but not to an electronic scanner, a digital equivalent to fingerprints in objects.