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by emilxix 6y ago
HN, we want to address all the questions and concerns that have been brought up here. To do that effectively, are compiling a list of all of them and will be answering them live during an online event. If you are interested, RSVP here: htt
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by emilxix 6y ago
As I've mentioned earlier, we will be publishing in-depth results soon. Meanwhile, you can read here the review of public datasets https://medium.com/xix-ai/quantifying-the-inherent-bias-in-m... Overview on advers
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by emilxix 6y ago
Sorry, you feel this way, mate, but matters of "believe" are between you and your priest. As for the "overall impressions", It is usually recommended to try something first and then form an impression. Otherwise, it&#x27
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by emilxix 6y ago
That's great. It means that the subset of all users you've measured had their phones unlocked, next to the computer, and ready to click push notification
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by emilxix 6y ago
Got it. Let me share with you our experience, and please take it with a grain of salt. Early on, we've conducted a handful of end-user interviews - knowledge workers, various industries, fluent with computers. We conducted a series of
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by emilxix 6y ago
Communicating assurance is challenging. Finding a balance between "FAR/FMR/FNMR metrics" and "it's safe to use" is an art. Apple's faceID. for example, claims "1:1,000,000 chance a random person
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by emilxix 6y ago
thank you for sharing your thoughts. -> Fingerprints are just more convenient. Apple, for example, argued the false positive rate way too high. For me, as a user, I'm more concerned about the false-negative rate. I think Apple just
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by emilxix 6y ago
Several layers of anti-spoofing. They detect mask-attacks, replay attacks (put the phone with video into the camera; highjack a webcam input and send a pre-recorded video faking to be real-time from zoom for example), and, of course, still
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by emilxix 6y ago
Yes, you are right. To be clear, the pricing on the website is for the workforce identity (Entry as a factor to a Single Sign-on solution). If you are thinking about customer identity, we don't have pricing yet. Most likely, it will b
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by emilxix 6y ago
right, adversarial attacks are tricky, we wrote about it a while ago - https://blog.ycombinator.com/how-adversarial-attacks-work/ In reality, the production-grade security comes from a compound effect of three componen
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by emilxix 6y ago
Entry was designed to protect end-user privacy against malicious actions in the first place. Not just because we want to "do good", but also because it is commercially viable: End-users get full control of their data forever free,
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by emilxix 6y ago
thanks for posting it here. It is still too high-level. We'd be publishing in-depth details soon.
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by emilxix 6y ago
good catch, I've fat fingered it while editing the comment
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by emilxix 6y ago
Absolutely, that's on the product map. KYC/AML and document verification use cases are super exciting but require some thoughtfulness around regulations. Sometimes it is easier to solve a hard technical problem than to navigate co
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by emilxix 6y ago
That's right, successfully preventing spoofing attacks using 2D input is an extremely hard problem to solve. We've spent two years working on it. We published a high-level overview here - https://getxix.com/learn
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by emilxix 6y ago
thank you. You are right, Webauthn taps into SDKs of platforms like iOS, Windows Hello, google's version of android. They use infra-red depth perception sensors to create a mesh of the user's face as ID and store it on the device&
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