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Digital identification provider React has partnered with Regula to streamline digital onboarding and remote identity verification checks.
The combined solution removes the need for traditional biometric templates or centralized databases. Instead, it converts live biometric inputs into secure, non-reversible cryptographic representations. No raw biometric data or encryption keys are stored, ensuring the user maintains complete control over their personal information.
Yoti has released new figures on its liveness detection technology, showing success rate improvements in passive and active liveness over the past two years.
FBI urges caution as deepfake scams spread, targeting officials and crypto executives with malicious calls and messages.
The EU is drafting new guidelines and an age-verification app to enhance online safety and privacy for children.
The World Wide Web Consortium has incorporated TruAge’s underlying technology into its latest W3C Verified Credentials, Verifiable Credentials 2.0.
The government has met with industry representatives to discuss the future of the digital identity market, following backlash from the sector after concerns that the wallet would push private digital ID companies out.
Veriff has expanded into Latin America with the opening of its Veriff Americas headquarters in São Paulo, Brazil. The Estonia-headquartered digital identity verification company reports more than a 2.5x increase in business volumes in Latin America over the past year.
TruAge, the innovative, universally accepted age-verification system that makes it easier to more accurately verify an adult customer’s age when purchasing age-restricted products, and its core-technology have been incorporated into the latest W3C Verified Credentials, Verifiable Credentials 2.0.
MIT Technology Review reports on how police forces and universities across the U.S. are using a tool called Track. Developed by Veritone, the AI model can track people using attributes like gender, hair color and style, body size, clothing and accessories.
Ondato, a worldwide provider of identity verification and compliance solutions, has officially obtained certification for its services under the eIDAS regulation.
