Camera injection
Injection replaces or inserts media between capture and verification. The face may look authentic even when the incoming evidence no longer represents the intended live session.
FaceX checks camera authenticity to detect camera injection and virtual camera feeds. The aim is to establish confidence in the capture path before a realistic face is accepted as verification evidence.

Assess substituted media in the capture path.
Identify an untrusted source feed.
Source evidence feeds the risk engine.
Injection replaces or inserts media between capture and verification. The face may look authentic even when the incoming evidence no longer represents the intended live session.
A virtual camera can supply stored or generated media as a camera stream. FaceX’s source checks assess whether the capture is consistent with the expected camera path.
Capture context and integrity evidence support a joined-up assessment. Untrusted source signals remain important even when a face comparison appears consistent.
Source and session evidence are assessed before being combined with face and anti-spoofing results. A genuine camera and a convincing face are different questions.
Choose a scenario to see how different signals can affect an example decision.
Illustrative scenarios only. These qualitative signals and policies do not expose production scores or thresholds. No camera access, biometric capture or live check occurs on this page.
The security checks answer different questions. Complete identity verification needs their combined evidence.
An inconclusive check is not the same as a passed check. Review and recapture paths can preserve that distinction in the applicant journey.
FaceX’s reported 99% deepfake figure does not establish a separate camera-integrity, anti-spoofing or full-system success rate. Read the performance context.
Yes. A feed can contain convincing or genuine-looking face media while being substituted in the capture path. Source integrity must be assessed separately.
No. A real camera can capture a photograph or a video replay. That is why camera authenticity is combined with anti-spoofing.
No. These pages explain FaceX’s defenses and show illustrative scenarios. They do not request camera access, upload evidence or run a live identity check.