<![CDATA[This paper presents a highly effective and reliable approach for detecting image forgery and identifying manipulated regions in digital images. The proposed method uses a combination of Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) and the Speeded-Up Robust Features (SURF) algorithm, achieving a high degree accuracy of 99.1% for revealed tampering. After an input image is initially divided parallel to partition, then is performed by SVD to extract features with remarkable discriminability, the method is valued based on independent experiments. The norms are calculated, and pixels with the same norm begin to group to identify potentially tampered areas. In order to simplify the detection process, we conduct a weighted comparison among subgroups to distinguish real structures from false ones. Once we discover a suspicious forgery area, the SURF algorithm comes into play to accurately identify the manipulated items. This process uses a keypoint detector, descriptor calculations, the match between points, and geometric checking to improve the accuracy and reliability of forgery localization. Experimental results on different image databases show that this method is effective. It exhibits advanced ability in detecting forgeries, finding objects and locating where they are in an image. Eventually, we hope this work will produce a sturdy forgery detection system and improve the accuracy of recognizing tampered regions. The proposed method is useful in digital forensics and image verification.]]>
