Prove You Were There. Prove It's Real.

The Threat Landscape

AI-powered attacks are targeting people like you right now.

Credibility Attacks

Bad actors claim journalists fabricated stories, weren't actually present, or manufactured evidence. Without verification, it's your word against their accusations.

Source Meeting Disputes

Confidential sources may later deny meetings occurred. Verification that you were at a location at a specific time corroborates your reporting.

Media Authenticity Challenges

Every photo and video you publish can be challenged as AI-generated. Proving authenticity is becoming as important as capturing the story.

Defamation Defense

When your reporting leads to lawsuits, proving you were where you claimed to be can be essential to your defense.

How Location Ledger Protects You

Proactive verification that creates proof before you need it.

Presence Verification

Prove you were on the ground at breaking news events, conflict zones, or sensitive locations with cryptographic certainty.

Origins Media Signing

Every photo and video captured through Location Ledger is cryptographically signed with time and location, proving it's original and unaltered.

Source Corroboration

Without revealing source identities, verify that meetings at specific times and places occurred. Protect sources while proving your diligence.

Timestamped Evidence

Every verification is anchored to blockchain with an immutable timestamp. No one can claim you added it after the fact.

Real-World Cases

See how deepfake attacks happen and how verification helps.

Prevented Public Figure

Italian Defense Minister's Voice Cloned in Million-Euro Ransom Scam

In early 2025, cybercriminals used AI voice cloning technology to impersonate Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, calling prominent business leaders with fabricated urgent ransom demands for allegedly kidnapped journalists. At least one victim transferred nearly one million euros before authorities intervened and froze the fraudulent funds.

Ongoing Public Figure

Deepfake Audio of UK PM Keir Starmer Criticizing Labour Party Circulates Online

Deepfake audio surfaced featuring UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer allegedly making critical statements against his own Labour Party. The fabricated content was designed to mislead voters and undermine political credibility during a sensitive political period.

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How It Works

Three simple steps to unbreakable proof.

1

Always-On Verification

Location Ledger runs in the background, continuously building your verified location history without interrupting your workflow.

2

Capture With Proof

Use Origins to capture photos and videos with embedded cryptographic signatures proving authenticity, time, and location.

3

Publish With Confidence

Include verification data with your published work. Readers and editors can independently confirm authenticity.

Common Questions

Does this reveal my location to my employer or anyone else?

No. Your location data is encrypted on your device. You choose what to share and when. Location Ledger cannot access your data, and neither can anyone else without your explicit sharing.

Can I protect confidential source meetings?

Yes. You can verify you were at a location without revealing who you met. The verification proves presence, not the nature of your activities there.

How do readers verify my media?

Origins-signed media includes verification data that anyone can check against public blockchain records. We provide free verification tools for readers and editors.

What about dangerous assignments?

Location Ledger can serve as a safety tool - your organization can know you checked in from a location at a specific time. You control whether this feature is enabled.

Does this work in areas with poor connectivity?

Yes. Location Ledger caches verifications locally and anchors them to blockchain when connectivity returns. Your proof is created immediately, even if anchoring is delayed.