Signed, sealed, encrypted: This digital ID is all yours
Genner explains that some of the new means of digital identification, such as facial recognition, can be spoofed. Or if they are hacked, a fraudster’s facial template can be stored, and easily and quickly connected to a person’s legal identification, such as social security or driver’s license, and thereby open to fraud and replication.
In order to fix this problem, Trust Stamp created its ***Evergreen*** Hash. The process is simple: The customer takes a photo of their face, palm or fingerprint and shares it with Trust Stamp. The company uses AI to create a 3D mask of it — and then throws away the data and adds encryptions in place of the name or records.
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In 2018, Mastercard’s startup engagement program Start Path approached the company to discuss how it might contribute to immunization recording and tracking for children in remote regions. Trust Stamp is now working with Mastercard to integrate its digital identity capabilities into Mastercard’s Wellness Pass solution, which will be launched alongside Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, in West Africa.
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Durham last year requested copies of Brennan’s emails, call logs, and several other documents from Brennan’s tenure at the CIA.
According to a report from CNN, Durham is interested in what the former CIA director told other federal officials, “including former FBI Director James Comey,” about Christopher Steele’s infamous “dossier” and whether Brennan or the agency gave any credence to the former British spy’s salacious and unsubstantiated bar talk.
