FBI Uses Twins to Test Limits of AI Biometric Systems
The FBI has detailed a long-running research program that uses biometric data from twins to test how reliably artificial intelligence systems can distinguish…
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India’s Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Police Facial Recognition at Protests
India’s Supreme Court has agreed to hear a petition challenging Delhi Police use of facial recognition and other surveillance tools to monitor people attending…
Nigeria Launches Cooperative Revalidation With New Digital IDs
Nigeria has begun a six-month revalidation of existing cooperative societies and is introducing digital identity credentials intended to connect verified…
Stockport Facial Recognition Deployment Leads to Two Arrests
A live facial recognition deployment in Stockport generated four alerts and led Greater Manchester Police to arrest two men suspected of breaching Sexual Harm…
Researchers Propose Four-Layer Identity Protocol for AI Agents
Researchers have proposed a four-layer security architecture designed to give artificial intelligence agents persistent identities, verifiable capability…
Worldline and Lissi Launch Managed EUDI Wallet Hub for Banks
Worldline and German digital identity provider Lissi have launched a managed service that gives banks a single connection to European Digital Identity Wallets…
Brazilian Federal Police Upgrade Document-Examination Network With Regula
Brazil’s Federal Police are deploying Regula 4308 spectral comparators in Brasilia and Rio to examine forged ID documents and counterfeit banknotes.
TECH5 Posts Fastest Search Time in NIST Iris Developer Table
TECH5 recorded a 0.088 second search against 500,000 identities in NIST IREX 10, the lowest search time in the evaluation’s two-eye developer table.
Trust Stamp Reports Revenue Growth and Selection for EU Semiconductor Project
Trust Stamp reported H1 revenue of $1.66 million, up 22 percent, with a wider net loss, and said its Malta unit joined an EU advanced semiconductor project.
Verifone Brings Face and Palm-Vein Payment Devices to Australia
Verifone is launching its Victa payment devices with facial and palm-vein verification in Australia, following a New Zealand rollout last month.