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Multilayer Forensic Tampering Detection
With the proliferation of free online editing tools, altering or forging pdf documents has become trivially easy, often leaving no visual traces on screen. This paper introduces a two- stage forensic pipeline. An initial security-gating layer validates format compliance and flags embedded malicious
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