Defeat Deepfakes and Prevent Synthetic Identity Fraud
Watch webinarAs digital advancements revolutionize our lives, the threat of deepfakes and synthetic identity fraud grows more sophisticated. Innovatrics’ Video Injection Detection ensures every video feed is genuine, protecting organizations and their customers.
With our technology, you can stop fraud before it starts and safeguard remote onboarding processes.
A video injection attack fakes video data to trick identity verification systems. By using publicly available media and advanced face morphing techniques, attackers can create convincing synthetic identities to bypass security. This makes committing identity fraud alarmingly simple, putting low- and high-value transactions, transaction authentication, and account takeovers at risk.
Fraudsters inject fake videos into the remote identity verification process using the following methods:
Video injection attacks are a growing threat to biometric identity verification systems. With the rise of deepfakes, fraudsters can create convincing synthetic identities, scale them up easily, and make these attacks nearly undetectable.
The main danger of video injection attacks is that organizations are often vulnerable to them and don’t realize they’ve been compromised. Fraudsters can create synthetic identities by combining real information with fake data, such as using a real ID card number with a fictitious name and date of birth.
Through Video Injection Detection, we make sure the right person is using their device, providing secure and seamless identity verification. Below are some benefits:
Video injection attacks in remote identity verification can lead to significant financial losses and reputational damage. These attacks are now harder to detect with AI-generated documents and photos. More often than not, traditional IDV systems fail to spot deepfakes since their liveness detection algorithm has not been properly trained to detect them.
Innovatrics’ Video Injection Detection offers a robust solution by authenticating camera feeds directly. This approach protects against both video injection and man-in-the-middle attacks, keeping your identity verification process safe from deepfakes and fake identities.
Download one-pagerInnovatrics’ Video Injection Detection uses advanced algorithms to ensure secure remote identity verification. The system starts on the client side, where our capture component collects camera information and encrypts it to prevent tampering. This data includes both video frames and camera details.
Once encrypted, the data is sent to our backend component, Digital Identity Service, where it is decrypted and analyzed. The process checks if the video is coming from a genuine camera or a fraudulent source. By confirming the authenticity of the camera, our system prevents all types of video injection attacks.
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