An injection attack happens when fraudsters feed fake biometric data—like photos, pre-recorded videos, or AI-generated deepfakes—directly into a system.
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How VIDA Stops Injection Attack
Trusted Device Binding:
Binds authentication to a cryptographic key inside the user's device, so only the original device can send valid image or video data.
Live User Verification:
Uses face matching and liveness detection to confirm the media comes from a real person during capture, blocking replayed, or injected faces.
Web SDK:
VIDA's SDK embeds PKI-based digital watermarks into every capture, rejecting any image or video that wasn't recorded through the secure flow.
Real-Time Spoof Monitoring:
Gives fraud teams a live view of spoof attempts, risk scores, and trends, enabling faster decisions and case resolution.
