Method and apparatus for real-time verification of live person presence on a network
OwnerSandy Fliderman, Claudio R. Ballardinventors
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A method for real-time verification of live person presence at a network location comprises the following steps: receiving a verification request at a network location; generating a real-time security indicia; displaying the real-time security indicia on a display screen at the network location; capturing with a back-facing camera at the network location, a real-time image of the field of view (FOV) in front of the display screen displaying the security indicia; detecting a human face in the FOV image; detecting an eye region of the human face in the FOV image; and detecting a reflected image of the security indicia in the eye region in the FOV image. If the reflected image of the security indicia is not detected in the eye region of the FOV image, the verification attempt is deemed unsuccessful, whereas if the reflected image of the security indicia is detected, the verification attempt is deemed successful.
A method for real-time verification of live person presence on a network, the method executable on a networked computer system, the method comprising the following steps:
A system for real-time verification of live person presence at a network location, the system comprising:
A method for execution on a mobile device for real-time verification of live person presence at a network location, the mobile device having a processor, a display screen operatively coupled to the processor, a memory operatively coupled to the processor, a communication device operatively coupled to the processor and a back-facing digital camera operatively coupled to the processor and having a field of view (“FOV”) such that the camera can photograph a face of a human user when the human user is viewing the display screen, the method comprising the following steps:
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