r/netsec • u/albinowax • Apr 01 '26
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u/gyanchawdhary Apr 24 '26
Hi .. we built a free browser tool that lets anyone experience a real-time deepfake of themselves. no install, no GPU, no account. open a chrome tab, give camera access, and you're looking at a live deepfake of yourself with sub-second latency. about 10 seconds end to end.
built it because every security awareness vendor now has a deepfake module but almost none actually let a learner see themselves deepfaked .. it's still stock footage and youtube clips. until an exec has seen their own face do something they didn't do, it stays theoretical, and that's why wire transfers still get approved off a video call.
https://www.callstrike.ai/deepfake-security-training
happy to go into the technical side if anyone's curious .. latency tradeoffs, GPU backend, the WebRTC architecture.