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CAICT offers test hacks to help facial recognition software developers

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 Wanna get hacked? CAICT can help. 
The government-affiliated technical think tank is offering hacking services to help apps and platforms identify vulnerabilities in their facial recognition software. 
Under its new “Face Protection Project,” tech companies can apply for vulnerability assessments a...



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