The website is eye-catching for its simplicity. Against a white backdrop, a giant blue button invites visitors to upload a picture of a face. Below the button
Category: Security
Oz Forensics’ face biometrics software has passed independent Level 2 Presentation Attack Detection, blocking all attempted attacks
Difficult “job” for a telephone scammer. Nervous. Many Russians already know their tricks by heart and the money gets harder and harder for swindlers every year
A team of US scientists have discovered a feature that can reliably distinguish deepfakes from photographs of real people
Conversational AI provider Gnani.ai has unveiled a new software tool called armour365 to secure customer authentication with voice biometrics
information technologies in a sense have gone out of our control, but the same technologies can help us return this control
Are you ready for the fact that you cannot believe either your eyes or your ears? Alas, you need to sign not only emails, but also videos and conversations
Do you mind playing a new game on our smartphone? Just five minutes? And we will give you a certificate for 5 imperials for this
It is more difficult to forge biometric data, digital signatures and gain access to bank accounts, but it is also possible to “crack” it
An overview of five services for finding hidden details and errors in images, and technologies for detecting changes in images that are still in development
The state is actively promoting the Unified Biometric System (UBS) in the banking sector, tirelessly talking about the convenience and safety of its use
As the Afghanistan crisis continues to unfold, it’s clear that social media algorithms are unable to counter enough misleading and/or fake content
Deepfakes are often used in ads and films, for instance when actors play younger versions of their characters. The technology offers high potential for misuse
The spread of deepfake videos on social networks is growing like an avalanche. Recently, it was possible to observe several viral fake videos in a year
There are two types of “liars”: those who activate certain muscles in their cheeks when they lie, and those who activate their eyebrows
Sometimes fraudsters do not need to know your card number, verification code and passport data. Unfortunately, a lot of personal data is already on the Internet
A fraudster can steal a passcode and unleash a deepfake that looks like a specific person. Eventually, it will sound like that person
Chicagoan Scott Urban has founded Reflectacles to sell beer-bottle green lenses that turn black in infrared light like the kind used in cameras to record faces
To simulate a forgery, hackers use public recordings of their victims’ speeches: social networks, podcasts, radio commentaries, conference speeches, etc
DoNotPay, a startup known for its army of “robotic lawyers”, has created Photo Ninja to protect photos from reverse image searches on the Internet
Judging by the pace with which the technology of dipfakes is developing, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between the real and the fictional
Modern technologies already today allow literally in a couple of clicks using neural networks to change the face of a character from a film
US experts say that in the near future the technology of deep forgeries (abbreviated as GP) may pose a serious threat to national security
Spanish pensioner Kieran Higgins managed to unlock the phone with a severed phalanx of his finger, which he lost a month ago during a crane accident
The fake video call can also use deepfake technology, which uses artificial intelligence video to turn off displayed faces and voices