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Hash-matching technologies like PhotoDNA are used to detect CSAM, but relying solely on hash matches can risk excluding evidence obtained without lawful process.
Defenses in CSAM receipt prosecutions commonly claim lack of intent by arguing files were unknowingly downloaded, hidden in archives, automatically synced from cloud services, or created by others who...
Cyberlockers sometimes supply NCMEC and law enforcement with the metadata and logs necessary to pursue downloaders of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), but this access is uneven and contingent on th...
’s public materials and partner guidance treat computer-generated or illustrated depictions that appear realistic as within the scope of () and subject to reporting through the , while text-based sexu...
is a perceptual-hash system developed to detect known child sexual abuse material (CSAM) by turning images into robust “fingerprints” that match variants of the same picture even after simple edits, a...