Here is an update on the major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature, which a long-time NR reader and contributor, Horshack detected. Nikon has sent out a new notice, informing users that all C2PA certificates issued will be revoked. Here are the details:
Nikon temporarily suspended the Nikon Authenticity Service after the long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (now priced at $2,697, thanks to Trump’s tariffs, was $2,499 before). Here is the official notice from Nikon:
Long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (released a week ago). Here is his report:
Nikon released a major firmware update version 2.00 for the Z6III camera (now $300 off). Here is the long list of improvements and fixes:
AFP (Agence France Presse) announced that it has successfully validated a certification test of its photos during the US elections via the C2PA standard using a prototype Nikon camera. In the past few months, Nikon has made several announcements related to the Content Authenticity Initiative (see the links at the bottom of this post). It […]
Today Nikon announced the development of a new Z6 III firmware update with C2PA Content Credentials support. Back in 2022 during the 2022 Adobe Max conference, Adobe announced a partnership between the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) and Nikon to add content credentials in Photoshop for the Nikon Z9 camera: Nikon to exhibit a sample camera specially equipped with an image […]
From Nikkei Asia – “Nikon, Sony and Canon fight AI fakes with new camera tech: “TOKYO — Nikon, Sony Group and Canon are developing camera technology that embeds digital signatures in images so that they can be distinguished from increasingly sophisticated fakes. Nikon will offer mirrorless cameras with authentication technology for photojournalists and other professionals. […]
