AI-Based Digital Document Authenticity Verifier: Enhancing Document Security at Jesus Reigns Christian College

The increasing use of digital academic documents has raised concerns regarding document tampering, forgery, and the inefficiency of manual verification processes in educational institutions. Traditional methods of verifying academic records are often time-consuming, prone to human error, and vulnerable to unauthorized modifications. In response to these issues, this study entitled “AI-Based Digital Document Authenticity Verifier: Enhancing Document Security at Jesus Reigns Christian College” aimed to develop a secure, efficient, and automated system capable of verifying the authenticity of digital academic documents.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Document Verification, SHA-256, Blockchain Technology

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