Method of detecting fraud
AssigneeIdemia Identity & Security France
InventorsJoël-Yann Fourre, Jean Beaudet
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AssigneeIdemia Identity & Security France
InventorsJoël-Yann Fourre, Jean Beaudet
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Provided is a method of detecting fraud during use of a device for capturing an imprint of a body part using a principle of total internal reflection with dark field and including a transparent plate on which a body part to be verified is placed. The method includes: using the device to acquire a first imprint image with a lighting of the body part such that the whole surface of the body part in contact with the transparent plate returns light; using the device to acquire a least one second imprint image by illuminating the body part with a single LED; obtaining for each second imprint image an item of information representative of a light level re-emitted by the body part by using each image obtained; and comparing each item of information obtained with a reference item of information to validate that the body part is a true body part.
A method of detecting fraud during use of a device for capturing an imprint of a body part using a principle of total internal reflection with dark field, the said device comprising a first transparent plate comprising an upper face on which is placed a body part to be verified, a light source comprising a plurality of LEDs illuminating exclusively in the direction of the upper face, a light-opaque screen situated below the first transparent plate, a second transparent plate situated below the opaque screen and an image sensor situated below the second transparent plate, the two transparent plates, the opaque screen and the image sensor being parallel and the opaque screen comprising a network of holes intended to let light rays arising from the light source reach the said image sensor, the said light rays allowing the image sensor to generate an image of the said imprint, wherein the method comprises:
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