Face morphing is a digital image synthesis technique that blends two or more facial images to create a new, non-existent face that resembles both individuals. This process is commonly used in special ...

Last week, social media feeds were bursting with folks whose avatars suddenly changed. Instead of a simple head shot, their images looked like oil paintings, cartoons or watercolors, the result of a ...

Face morphing attacks pose a critical security threat to biometric systems by blending features of two individuals into a single synthetic image that can be falsely accepted by facial recognition ...

This involves taking two 'real' face photos and digitally blending them to make a new, but similar, face that both contributing faces can use as false ID. Research, published in the journal PLOS ONE, ...

Face of horror: The "Good Mythical Morning" hosts re-create a facial-perception experiment in which staring at someone's face, or into a mirror, produces weird hallucinations. CNET freelancer Danny ...

To promote brand new celebrity impression show Very Important People, Channel 4 Marketing has launched an innovative new Facebook app, VIP ME. The augmented reality app, which can be found on the ...

New research published today into the rise of so-called 'face morphing' attacks has found that computers are significantly more accurate at detecting fraudulent passport or identity images than humans ...

The growing popularity of FaceApp — a photo filter app that delights smartphone users with its ability to transform the features of any face, like tacking on years of wrinkles — has prompted ...

Humans have a remarkable ability to recognize faces despite variations in appearance. Regardless of aging, changes in weight or facial hair, or even cosmetic surgery, we can usually—but not ...

Though it started as an innocent design technology, face morphing has evolved into a tool that, in the wrong hands, can cause significant harm. Fraudsters have learned to exploit morphing ...