AI/ML●●●Banger
Detecting deepfakes without sending your files to a cloud API
Detects deepfakes locally using optical flow vectors instead of sending files to cloud APIs.
Big BrainWizardry
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2023d ago
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Before Upload – check files locally before sending them to AI tools
by ailef·May 13, 2026·3 points·1 comment
AI Analysis
●●SolidSolve My ProblemBig Brain
Local-only file scanner catches hidden metadata before AI ingestion.
Strengths
- •Runs entirely in-browser using WebAssembly, ensuring zero data leakage.
- •Supports diverse formats like DOCX and PDF where steganography often hides.
- •Addresses the specific emerging threat of prompt injection via file uploads.
Weaknesses
- •Limited to client-side analysis, missing server-side enforcement capabilities.
- •UI feels generic compared to established security scanning tools.
Category
Target Audience
Privacy-conscious users and developers uploading data to LLMs
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ExifTool · Metadefender
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