The South China Morning Post recently reported that as more and more Chinese officials are being blackmailed using faked digital photographs, the government is asking scientists for help."Research teams at major universities have received funding from the central government to come up with ways to help the authorities quickly determine whether an image has been manipulated by photo-editing software such as Photoshop."
It's a worldwide problem - forgeries of photographs. With this news, I'll bet the folks at Amped Software are working on a Chinese language version of Authenticate.
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