Research on the Application of Anti-tampering Technology in Digital Cultural Communication

This paper examines the current application, challenges, and strategic approaches of anti-tampering technologies within the realm of digital cultural communication. Anti-tampering technologies, including data encryption, digital signatures, and blockchain, are essential in maintaining the authenticity and integrity of digital cultural content during transmission and storage. These technologies have demonstrated success in areas such as cultural relic digitization and online art trading by safeguarding intellectual property and facilitating long-term preservation. However, their widespread adoption encounters challenges such as performance constraints and the absence of standardization. The paper scrutinizes the principal benefits and disadvantages of prevalent anti-tampering solutions, reviews notable application instances, and offers strategic recommendations for selecting and applying suitable technologies tailored to various contexts. The overarching objective is to harness the capabilities of anti-tampering technologies to more effectively protect and disseminate traditional cultural heritage in the digital age through strategic planning and cross-sector collaboration.