A web service that makes money by creating ``fictitious driver's license'' using AI has appeared, and it is extremely dangerous due to its high quality that can pass the examination of virtual currency exchanges
As AI develops, cases of misuse of AI are being reported one after another. Foreign media 404 Media has reported that there is a new paid service that uses AI to generate fake identity verification documents.
Inside the Underground Site Where 'Neural Networks' Churn Out Fake IDs
The fake identity verification document creation service is called ``Onlyfake,'' and it operates on the open Internet, which can be accessed without using special means. The top page of Onlyfake is below. It says things like ``can generate all data'' and ``a high-quality template with 1200 DPI'', which emphasizes that it is possible to generate fake personal information using AI and to create high-quality fake identity verification documents. I am.
Onlyfake allows you to create fake images of driver's licenses and passports by entering any name and address. Onlyfake's official Telegram account has posted examples of creating fake identity documents.
Onlyfake also supports the creation of ``photos of a driver's license on the floor'' and ``photos of an open passport.''
In the feature introduction column of the service, there are a lot of dangerous-looking functions such as ``can generate facial photos'', ``can generate handwritten signatures according to names'', ``can generate data in bulk by inputting data into Excel''. .
The price is $99 (approx. 14,700 yen) for the Light plan that can generate 10 items, $ 249 (approx. 37,000 yen) for the Medium plan that can generate 50 items, and $ 599 (approx. 89,000 yen), and the Ultimate plan, which can generate 1,000 items, costs $ 1,500 (approximately 223,000 yen). I wonder what kind of use the huge number of 1000 items is intended for.
404 Media reports that as a result of actually creating a fake driver's license using Onlyfake, it was able to pass the examination of the virtual currency exchange '
In response to 404 Media's report, Onlyfake posted on its official Telegram account, ``We oppose the use of images created on this site for crimes. We also oppose fraud and harming others.'' 'We are not responsible for how users use images created on this site,' they wrote.
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