[putapasion]

Onlyfake is a site that jumped to the spotlight recently, claiming to be able to create lifelike pictures of passports and IDs. The owner claims the site is only for legit privacy uses (as in anonymizing details of your personal account), but criminals have been found using fake passports to register in cryptocurrency exchanges and betting sites to launder money.

The site has been taken down since the article was published a few days ago.
Link to full article: 404media.co/inside-the-underground-site-where-ai-neural-networks-churns-out-fake-ids-onlyfake/

Thoughts on this? Should we have a right to full privacy online, or does this open the door to widespread crime?

[Wasucence47]

Nice post!! That's useful information.

[MafaldaNarain]

There are various things in the online world, which is normal.

[Subulsls]

I don’t know if I can get a hold of you but I have a question

[dearmathildax]

thats actually useful if fyou are into educating yourself for fun

[LiquidX]

Did they take it down themselves or was it taken down?

[H1DDEN]

Does anyone know if they have a .onion version?

[gigglescreen]

Everyone has a fundamental right to privacy, and tools that help safeguard this can be seen as supporting human rights.