I never understood the idea behind that. One can simply record the deepfaked content to have it "cryptographically blessed." That's what people still do to bypass DRM (just recording a screen) and it works so well that you can't even tell it's just a camera recording a screen.
Either way, that is assuming this security holds up and someone doesn't just figure out how to extract the key from the hardware. Have a look at the lengths people go to to hack into video game consoles, these camera vendors have no chance.
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I never understood the idea behind that. One can simply record the deepfaked content to have it "cryptographically blessed." That's what people still do to bypass DRM (just recording a screen) and it works so well that you can't even tell it's just a camera recording a screen.
Either way, that is assuming this security holds up and someone doesn't just figure out how to extract the key from the hardware. Have a look at the lengths people go to to hack into video game consoles, these camera vendors have no chance.