Once considered reliable evidence, photographic images can no longer be assumed to depict the naked truth. With the advent of digital photography and the progress of photo editing tools, altering a picture has never been easier. While most of these modifications solely seek to enhance the image, they can potentially alter its very semantics. Concealing, modifying or adding a foreign object, all those can give an image a new and false meaning. Although these forgeries can easily be made visually realistic, they still distort the very fabric of the image. The formation of a digital image, from the camera sensors to storage, leaves traces, which act like a signature for the image. Modifying an image distorts these traces, creating detectable i...