Hi,
I would really love to enable FaceIO for some of my customers, but before doing so I would like to ask you a couple of questions:
- How do you defend against an attacker who tries to stream a video calling your APIs directly?
- Do you currently perform some kind of device (browser) authentication (or fingerprinting)?
I'm asking this because I would love to get the PIN out of the equation completely.
Thank you so much.
Best,
Michele
How do you defend against an attacker who tries to stream a video calling your APIs directly?
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Hi Michelle,
Thank you for reaching out, and welcome to the FACEIO Support center. To answer your questions:
- Deep fake have indeed emerged as significant challenges in the realm of biometric authentication.
- To address this, FACEIO has pioneered a Liveness detection & Face Anti-Spoofing system (documented here) capable of identifying deep fake videos through smartphone or laptop detection mechanisms.
- For a more in-depth understanding, including visual examples of attempted spoofs, you can explore our detailed blog announcement here.
Our Face Anti-Spoofing feature, designed to combat Smartphone & Print Attacks from static images or
video streams, require only a single frame to operate, and is available starting from the Business Plan
tier.
Once activated, you can manage the Face Anti-Spoofing Security Option directly from the Application
Manager's Security Tab within the FACEIO Console. - You are invited to refer to the press release document about our Deep Fake & Face Anti Spoofing system via this PDF document at: https://faceio.net/pixlab-faceio-deep-fakes-prevention.pdf for additional information.
- Finally, you can disable the PIN Code Requirements option entirely from the Application Manager on the FACEIO Console. You can learn more about our security best practices via this link.
