dupdetector, but inside hydrus.
if anyone here doesn't know about it, give it a spin. it can actually detect visually similar images that have been altered, reencoded, even cropped, flipped or desaturated. i run it on my hydrus network folder every now and then, and then have hydrus check file integrity to remove the dead entries left behind. i'd love to have something like this integrated in hydrus, it'd be amazingly useful.
it seems to create a database file with some summarized data about each image's color profile, luminance distribution, probably also stores a grid of average color etc. - and then compares that data with adjustably flexible specificity.