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Applying for a Passport Online: Why Fraud Detection Starts Before You Reach the Border

Written by
James Ferryman
Posted on
5th August 2026

Most discussion of biometric fraud detection focuses on the border — the moment a traveller presents their document and their face to a verification system. But the most effective point of intervention is often earlier, at the moment when the fraudul…

Applying for a Passport Online: Why Fraud Detection Starts Before You Reach the Border

The Morphing Attack: How Two Faces Become One — and What We Can Do About It

Written by
James Ferryman
Posted on
20th May 202613th May 2026

Every passport embodies a fundamental security principle: one person, one document. The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) calls this the unique link — the machine-verifiable biometric feature that binds a travel document to its legitim…

The Morphing Attack: How Two Faces Become One — and What We Can Do About It

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