CAS-005 · Question #372
Which of the following best describes a risk associated with using facial recognition to locally authenticate to a mobile device?
The correct answer is D. Biometric impersonation. Biometric impersonation refers to the risk of someone using a photo, video, or other methods to spoof or trick a facial recognition system into authenticating them as the legitimate user. This is a significant concern with facial recognition used for local authentication on…
Question
Which of the following best describes a risk associated with using facial recognition to locally authenticate to a mobile device?
Options
- AData remanence
- BDeepfake
- CMetadata scraping
- DBiometric impersonation
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A9% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D86% (30)
Explanation
Biometric impersonation refers to the risk of someone using a photo, video, or other methods to spoof or trick a facial recognition system into authenticating them as the legitimate user. This is a significant concern with facial recognition used for local authentication on mobile devices, as attackers might exploit this vulnerability to gain unauthorized access. Other options such as "deepfake" could be a method used in biometric impersonation, but the best description of the risk is biometric impersonation itself.
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