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MMForWILD 2026
The 4th Workshop on MultiMedia FORensics in the WILD
MMForWILD 2026 is the 4th workshop on MultiMedia FORensics in the WILD, held in conjunction with ICIP 2026 in Tampere, Finland. It focuses on advancing multimedia forensic solutions that operate effectively in real-world, uncontrolled environments, bridging the gap between laboratory research and operational forensic needs through theory- and data-driven techniques in signal processing, deep learning, and multimedia analysis.
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Topics of interest
Tampering DetectionSource IdentificationMedia Attribution and TrustworthinessAdversarial Multimedia forensicsFake vs Natural ImageryDigital Counter ForensicsAudio AuthenticationOpen set device attributionDigital forensics in the presence of incomplete informationDetection of deep fake videosInterpretable forensics and Deep LearningLarge scale forensic analysisDetection and identification of complex media processing chainsSemantic-based forensic analysis
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- Papers are reviewed using a double-blind review process.
- Submissions must not be substantially similar to papers submitted or under review elsewhere during the review period.
- Submissions must not contain plagiarism.
- Papers must be presented in person or online by an author or co-author.
- Papers must not exceed 5 pages of technical content, with an optional 6th page for references only.
- Authors must submit two versions: an anonymized version for review and a publish-ready version with author details.
- IAPR ethical requirements apply to all submissions.
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Last verified September 9, 2026