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Adam Bradley

Mastercard

Adrian Slade

n/a

Alastair Treharne

Beruku Identity Limited

Alec Laws

Anand Kumar

SecureKloud Technologies, Inc.

Present

Becky Burgess

N/A

Brad Head

ZED werks Inc.

Brandon Gutierrez

Equifax

Chris Tyghe

Interac

Christopher Olsen

N/A

Dan Bachenheimer

Accenture

Present

Dawid Jacobs

DAL Identity

Present

Gene Dimira

n/a

Hannah Sutor

n/a

Heather Vescent

n/a

Isha Chhatwal

n/a

James Monaghan

n/a

JS Bruneau

N/A

Julian White

Beruku

Kevin Faragher 

Interac

Kim Duffy

n/a

Leonardo Maldonado

GSE

Lorrayne Auld

n/a

Martin George

N/A

Michael Choudoin

N/A

Present

Michael Engle

1Kosmos

Present

Noreen Whysel

N/A

Paul Grassi

FIDO Alliance

Paul Paray

Artswap, LLC

Pieter Van Iperen

N/A

Present

Sarath Laufer

Au10tix

Scott Jones

CLEAR

Srdjan Manojlovic

Interac

Stephane Asselin

N/A

Stephanie Schuckers

Clarkson University

Present

Stephen Vitka

N/A

Thanos Vrachnos

SpearIT

Tom Maduri

Bell Canada

Uttam Reddi

Aware Corp

PresentVincent Brousseau

Desjardins Group

Zarrak Khan

N/A

Biometric inputs

Mike Chaudoin

• Looked back at Biometric standards for ideas

  • ISO 30107-3 presentation attack detection - this is the typical system-architecture diagram that biometric folks are familiar with

• Discussion about how to bring the diagram into the discussion - so that we can speak to the biometrics-oriented audiences

• Dan: there might be arrows missing if we overlay the IDPV flows and consider deepfakes - e.g. during enrollment, capture of the reference may go via the signal processor box into the data storage box.

• Jay: where do injection attacks happen in this diagram?

  • Dan: for image processing, injections happen at #2 before templatization

• Mike notes that this diagram was originally created for the fingerprint

• Stephanie has an updated diagram that addresses deepfakes

• Joey: points out that the new world is both the biometric sampling and also now reference document modifications

  • Synthetically generated ID Documents should be in scope

• Sean: a big part of the threat is the ability to scale the attacks - important considerations

• Andrew: points out that we have to address physical document fakes during the transition towards digital ID documents (10-15 years)

•  Mike and Joey to work on updating the architecture diagram for the world of deepfakes - use it to point back into our other content work

• This content area fits into “attack vectors”

  • Volunteers: Max, Dan

  • Need to add in new boxes for how images are brought into the reference database - e.g. morph image attacks

What to do with Heather’s content topics?

Jay

• Discussion about how the “hacker motivations” topic areas should be handled

  • An option to merge into other content areas - e.g. who is a target/is vulnerable

  • Look for opportunities to include “motivations” into the other topic areas

A Book with content on cyber-crime motives: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38502106-industry-of-anonymity

• Discussion about “synthetic identity and simulated humans“

  • These are key topics for the overall topic - needs descriptive and definitional work

  • Need to figure out how to talk about this - example given of fake LinkedIn profiles - generated

  • Perhaps start with taxonomy and deepen the content around e.g. synthetic imagery

  • (Look for Treasury’s glossary)

• Must read: Chapter 1 - https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-87664-7

  • Springer’s handbook on digital face manipulations

• https://www.socure.com/glossary/synthetic-identity-fraud

• https://www.paravision.ai/resource/authentic-identity-challenges-and-opportunities-in-physical-and-digital-domains/

Next week topic

Dawid: To present on forensics

Joey: to demonstrate live injection of deepfake into Zoom call

Places to follow

• 404 Media https://www.404media.co

• also their podcast