Patents Assigned to iProov
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Publication number: 20240152596Abstract: Methods of verifying a genuine presence and identity of a user of a mobile device include analyzing a stream of data from sensors of the mobile device over a period spanning a user press of a button displayed on a touch screen of the device. Results of the analysis are used to distinguish a genuine user button press from a simulated event generated by device emulation software or other simulation tool. The presence and identity verification are determined in part by the results of the sensor stream analysis, optionally in conjunction with an analysis of biometric data captured by the mobile device when the press of a button on the device touch screen has been elicited. The biometric data may include capture of imagery of a user face or body part by a camera of the mobile device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2023Publication date: May 9, 2024Applicant: iProov LimitedInventors: Panagiotis Papadopoulos, Bruno Voigt Hoos, Josselin Guillozet, Gemma Bird, Andrew Newell
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Publication number: 20240048553Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 11, 2023Publication date: February 8, 2024Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Publication number: 20230208835Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2023Publication date: June 29, 2023Applicant: iProov LtdInventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Patent number: 11601423Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2021Date of Patent: March 7, 2023Assignee: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Patent number: 11235613Abstract: A user is guided to move a device equipped with an illuminator and a camera with respect to a document whose genuineness is to be assessed. The motion includes changing the distance between the device and the document by moving the device or moving the document. Imagery of the document is captured during the movement and analyzed to determine a likelihood that the document includes features indicative of genuineness, such as a hologram, an original photograph, and other regions matching those of a genuine document. The analysis may include identifying regions exhibiting large changes in appearance over relatively small distance changes which characterize holograms, and obtaining the spatial extent of document features.Type: GrantFiled: April 7, 2020Date of Patent: February 1, 2022Assignee: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell, Gemma Bird
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Publication number: 20210226945Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2021Publication date: July 22, 2021Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Patent number: 10951613Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: GrantFiled: December 24, 2018Date of Patent: March 16, 2021Assignee: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Publication number: 20200316979Abstract: A user is guided to move a device equipped with an illuminator and a camera with respect to a document whose genuineness is to be assessed. The motion includes changing the distance between the device and the document by moving the device or moving the document. Imagery of the document is captured during the movement and analyzed to determine a likelihood that the document includes features indicative of genuineness, such as a hologram, an original photograph, and other regions matching those of a genuine document. The analysis may include identifying regions exhibiting large changes in appearance over relatively small distance changes which characterize holograms, and obtaining the spatial extent of document features.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 7, 2020Publication date: October 8, 2020Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell, Gemma Bird
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Patent number: 10691934Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products provide near real-time feedback to a user of a camera-enabled device to guide the user to capture self-imagery when the user is in a desired position with respect the camera and/or the display of the device. The desired position optimizes aspects of self-imagery that is captured for applications in which the imagery is not primarily intended for the user's consumption. One class of such applications includes applications that rely on illuminating the user's face with light from the device's display screen. The feedback is abstracted to avoid biasing the user with aesthetic considerations. The abstracted imagery may include real-time cartoon-like line drawings of edges detected in imagery of the user's head or face.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 2016Date of Patent: June 23, 2020Assignee: iProov LimitedInventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell, Joe Palmer
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Publication number: 20190207932Abstract: Methods for authenticating a genuine presence of a human involve directing one or more modulated probes towards a body part of the human, receiving a response to the probes from the body part, and analyzing the response to determine whether it contains spectral characteristics that match a class of responses to such probes for the human body part in a human population. Replay attacks are countered by varying the modulation of the probe temporally, spatially, and spectrally each time authentication is performed. The probes may include electromagnetic radiation, acoustic beams, or particle beams that generate a detected reflection, absorption pattern, scintillation, or fluorescence response of the body part. The analysis of the response may be directed to one or more of temporal, spatial, and spectral variations in accordance with the nature of the probes and the modulation.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 24, 2018Publication date: July 4, 2019Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell
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Publication number: 20180060681Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2017Publication date: March 1, 2018Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventor: Andrew Bud
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Patent number: 9773180Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2017Date of Patent: September 26, 2017Assignee: iProov LimitedInventor: Andrew Bud
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Publication number: 20170200053Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2017Publication date: July 13, 2017Applicant: iProov LtdInventor: Andrew Bud
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Publication number: 20160342832Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products provide near real-time feedback to a user of a camera-enabled device to guide the user to capture self-imagery when the user is in a desired position with respect the camera and/or the display of the device. The desired position optimizes aspects of self-imagery that is captured for applications in which the imagery is not primarily intended for the user's consumption. One class of such applications includes applications that rely on illuminating the user's face with light from the device's display screen. The feedback is abstracted to avoid biasing the user with aesthetic considerations. The abstracted imagery may include real-time cartoon-like line drawings of edges detected in imagery of the user's head or face.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2016Publication date: November 24, 2016Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell, Joe Palmer
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Publication number: 20160337350Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2016Publication date: November 17, 2016Applicant: iProov Ltd.Inventor: Andrew Bud
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Publication number: 20160191518Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2016Publication date: June 30, 2016Applicant: iProov LimitedInventor: Andrew Bud
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Publication number: 20160154953Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2016Publication date: June 2, 2016Applicant: iProov LimitedInventor: Andrew Bud
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Publication number: 20160148384Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products provide near real-time feedback to a user of a camera-enabled device to guide the user to capture self-imagery when the user is in a desired position with respect the camera and/or the display of the device. The desired position optimizes aspects of self-imagery that is captured for applications in which the imagery is not primarily intended for the user's consumption. One class of such applications includes applications that rely on illuminating the user's face with light from the device's display screen. The feedback is abstracted to avoid biasing the user with aesthetic considerations. The abstracted imagery may include real-time cartoon-like line drawings of edges detected in imagery of the user's head or face.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2015Publication date: May 26, 2016Applicant: iProovInventors: Andrew Bud, Andrew Newell, Joe Palmer
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Publication number: 20160132671Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for authenticating an online user. Authentication involves sending a code from a server to a user device equipped with a source of illumination and a camera capable of capturing video imagery of the online user. The user device receives the code, modulates the source of illumination in accordance with the code, and captures video imagery of the user while the source of illumination is being modulated according to the code. The captured video imagery of the online user is sent to the server where it is analyzed to detect evidence of changes in illumination that correspond to the code. If good correspondence is found, the user may be authenticated. Similar methods may be applied to other biometric data. Applications of the authentication include identify validation, pseudonym verification, and distinguishing human from non human access attempts.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 14, 2016Publication date: May 12, 2016Applicant: iProovInventor: Andrew Bud