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Advanced Seminar in Biometrics
Ulrich Scherhag, C. Rathgeb
da/sec - Biometrics and Internet Security Research Group, Hochschule Darmstadt
Darmstadt, 17.10.2017
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Personalia/Formalia
Morphing Attacks
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Personalia/Formalia
Personalia/Formalia
Morphing Attacks
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Contact and Website
◮ Supervisors: Christian Rathgeb and Ulrich Scherhag
◮ Rooms: D19 2.01/2.02
◮ Email addresses:[email protected]
◮ URL of seminar:https://dasec.h-da.de/teaching/
advanced-seminar-rathgeb-scherhag-ws17/
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Procedure
◮ Each group (up to two students) selects one of the presented topics
◮ Required materials will be handed over by the supervisors (tutorial):database, software, evaluation scripts etc.
◮ Progress reports have to be sent to both supervisors before thefollowing dates:1) 15. November2) 13. December3) 31. January
◮ Additional appointments shall be arranged individually and ondemand.
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Procedure (cont’d)
◮ Each group has to prepare a (6-8 page) term paper (see website fortemplate)
◮ The term paper must be submitted by 1st March
◮ The final presentation will be 45 minutes per group + 15 minutesdiscussion of the results
◮ Suggested dates for the final presentations:6th March or 14th March
◮ A grade will be given based on the term paper and final presentation
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Morphing Attacks
Personalia/Formalia
Morphing Attacks
Topics
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Enrolment and Verification
Enrolment
SensorFeature
Extraction
Database
Verification
Classify DecisionYesNo
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Enrolment and Verification
Enrolment
SensorFeature
Extraction
Database
Verification
Classify DecisionYesNo
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Attackpoints
source: ISO/IEC 30107-1
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Normal ComparisonEnrolment Verification Score
→ 901
→ 1211
1calculated with Neurotec VeriFace (Spanish Border). Thresh. for FMR 0.1%: 37
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Morphing Attacks
Subject 1 Morph Subj. 1+21 Subject 2
1generated with FantaMorph (www.fantamorph.com)
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Morph ComparisonEnrolment Verification Score
→ 701
→ 591
1calculated with Neurotec Veriface. Threshold for FMR 0.1%: 37
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Real World Attack Scenario
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Real World Attack Scenario II
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Personalia/Formalia
Morphing Attacks
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Overview
◮ Gender-based Morphing Attacks
◮ Morphing Attacks with Printing and Scanning
◮ Open-Source Soft-Biometric Extractors
◮ Open-Source Morphing Software
◮ Quality Estimation Framework for Facial Images
◮ Print-Scan resistant Watermarking (Survey)
◮ Face-based Soft-Biometrics (Survey)
◮ No-Reference Image Image Quality Metrics (Survey)
◮ Morphing Attacks across Image Scales
◮ Interpolation Methods for Morphing Attacks
◮ Enhancement (Post-processing) for morphed Images
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Gender-based Morphing Attacks
What is the influence of printing and scanning to Morphing Attacks?Expected outcome:
◮ a database of facial images and morphed face images of the sameand different gender
◮ attack success evaluation reporting MMPMR1 and RMMR1 formorphs of the same and different gender
◮ a detailed report
1U. Scherhag, A. Nautsch, C. Rathgeb et. al Biometric systems under morphing attacks: Assessment of morphing
techniques and vulnerability reporting. In Int. Conf. of the Biometrics Special Interest Group (BIOSIG), pages 112, 2017.
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Morphing Attacks with Printing and Scanning
What is the influence of printing and scanning to Morphing Attacks?
Applicant
Photo Printerdigital
Public Authority Office
Scanneranalog
Issuing Processdigital
Expected outcome:
◮ a printed and scanned database of facial images and morphed faceimages (> 2 different Printers, > 2 different scanners)
◮ attack success evaluation reporting MMPMR1 and RMMR2
◮ a detailed report2U. Scherhag, A. Nautsch, C. Rathgeb et. al Biometric systems under morphing attacks: Assessment of morphing
techniques and vulnerability reporting. In Int. Conf. of the Biometrics Special Interest Group (BIOSIG), pages 1–12, 2017.
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Open-Source Soft-Biometric Extractors
Expected outcome:
◮ a survey on soft-biometrics
◮ a list of available open-source soft-biometric extractors withadvantages and disadvantages
◮ 2 working soft-biometric extractors
◮ a detailed report
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Open-Source Morphing Software
Expected outcome:
◮ a survey on face image morphing
◮ a list of available open-source morphing software with advantagesand disadvantages
◮ 2 working examples for morphing software
◮ a detailed report
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Quality Estimation Framework for Facial Images
Expected outcome:
◮ a survey on image quality
◮ a clear definition of face image quality
◮ a quality estimation framework for facial images
◮ a detailed report
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Print-Scan resistant Watermarking (Survey)
Expected outcome:
◮ an extended survey on print-scan (print-cam) resistantWatermarking techniques
◮ a list of advantages and disadvantages of known methods
◮ a detailed report
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Face-based Soft-Biometrics (Survey)
Expected outcome:◮ an extended survey on Soft-Biometrics◮ a list of available soft-biometrics, their advantages and
disadvantages◮ a detailed report
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No-Reference Image Quality Metrics (Survey)
BRISQUE = 21.0 BRISQUE = 29.1 BRISQUE = 50.0
Expected outcome:
◮ an extended survey on Image quality metrics
◮ a list of available image quality metrics, their advantages anddisadvantages
◮ a detailed report
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Morphing Attacks across Image Scales
Expected outcome:
◮ a database of face images and morphed face images over differentscales
◮ an extended evaluation of the influence of image scales on morphingsuccess and morphing detection
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Interpolation Methods for Morphing Attacks
Expected outcome:◮ adaptation of a morphing algorithm to employ different
interpolation methods◮ an extended evaluation of different interpolation methods regarding
attack success◮ a detailed report
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Enhancement (Post-processing) for morphed Images
Contrast Sharpness
Expected outcome:◮ research on image enhancing techniques◮ a database of face images and morphed face images over
post-processing steps◮ an extended evaluation of the influence of post-processing on
morphing success and morphing detection◮ a detailed report
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Thank you for your attention!
... Questions?
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