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 Biometrics like fingerprints, facial recognition, and voice ID have become mainstream — but attackers have learned how to bypass them through:

• Deepfake voice/video impersonation
• Synthetic fingerprint cloning
• Replay attacks on stored biometric templates

As threat actors weaponize AI and biometric spoofing kits, relying solely on “something you are” is no longer enough.

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The CyberDudeBivash Technical Breakdown

🔹 Limitations of Biometrics

• Cannot be changed once compromised.
• Vulnerable to sensor spoofing and 3D mask attacks.
• Susceptible to AI-powered deepfake bypasses in remote verification.

🔹 Going Beyond Biometrics — MFA 2.0
A truly secure multi-factor authentication strategy integrates:

1. Something You Know — Passphrases, PINs, or cryptographic keys.
2. Something You Have — Hardware tokens, FIDO2 keys, secure mobile apps.
3. Something You Do — Behavioral biometrics like keystroke dynamics & mouse movement.
4. Somewhere You Are — Geofencing and contextual location-based checks.
5. Something That Changes — Time-based OTPs, adaptive risk-based authentication.

🔹 Implementation Recommendations

• Pair biometrics with hardware tokens (YubiKey, Titan Key).
• Add behavioral analytics for continuous authentication.
• Use geolocation & network context to detect anomalies.
• Deploy zero-trust access policies that verify every request.

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💡 At CyberDudeBivash, we help organizations design resilient identity protection systems that withstand even AI-powered spoofing attacks.
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