Using Near-Realtime Voice Data for Communication Authentication (poster)
Authors: Andreas Brauchli, Depeng Li


Abstract or Summary:
In the modern crypto-world authentic communication channels are created from an authentically pre-shared public key before information can reliably be transfered. This poster paper proposes to discuss the merits of using a person's voice as pre-shared token to establish the public key for message authentication. The challenges include reliably verifying a known voice in the light of factors such as various conversion and compression aspects as well as malicious attacks on the system such as spoofed voices.



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