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Digitally synthetized fingerprint spoofs: a threat for anti-spoofing systems?

Digitally synthetized fingerprint spoofs: a threat for anti-spoofing systems?
 

Exploring the potential impact that digitally synthesized fingerprint spoofs can have on anti-spoofing systems.

What’s in the scientific paper?

This scientific paper explores how to transform genuine biometric images into synthetic spoofs and evaluate the robustness of biometric systems in detecting presentation attacks.

It outlines the challenges of ensuring security on biometric system and how digitally synthesized fingerprint spoofs can have on anti-spoofing systems.

Table of contents

• Introduction.
• Related works.
• Proposed method.
• Results.
• Discussion.
• Conclusion and future works.

Reference.

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