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> voice verification is easy Why can't anyone who hears my voice spoof it? Seems relatively insecure to broadcast my password every time I talk. I've heard in
by spacehome 11y ago
> voice verification is easy
Why can't anyone who hears my voice spoof it? Seems relatively insecure to broadcast my password every time I talk.
I've heard in other contexts such as retinal or fingerprint scanning that biometrics are more like usernames than passwords (public and hard to change). Why shouldn't voice be the same?
- JshWright 11y agoThey are referring to the SAS verification, which are two words derived from the peer to peer key exchange process. If they match on both ends, you can have a very high degree of confidence that there is no man in the middle. It's not a password, it's a verification tool that can be used to double check the security of your connection once you are sure you are talking to the right person.