Incognito

Discover your digital shadow with Project Incognito—a glimpse into how a snapshot can expose personal data, urging a revolution in privacy protection.

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Project Incognito: The Mirror of Your Digital Footprint 🕵️‍♂️

"With great power comes great responsibility." - A glimpse into the abyss of personal data accessibility. 🔍

Overview 📝

Incognito is not just a project; it's a wake-up call 🚨. Inspired by the unnerving concept of identity access in the anime "Death Note," we developed a system that reflects the chilling ease with which personal information can be extracted from a mere photograph.

Our Mission: To simulate the startling reality of data vulnerability and empower individuals with the knowledge to protect their digital identity. 🛡️

How It Works 🧩

deepFaceValidation

  1. The Photo: The journey into your digital persona begins with a snapshot. Your face is the key. 📸
  2. The Intel Dev Cloud Processing: This image is processed through sophisticated algorithms on the Intel Dev Cloud. ☁️
  3. DeepFace Validation: Our DeepFace model, handpicked for its superior performance, compares your image against our AWS-stored database. 🤖
  4. LinkedIn and Identity Confirmation: Names associated with your facial features are cross-referenced with top LinkedIn profiles using DeepFace's verify functionality. 🔗
  5. Together AI's JSON Magic: A JSON packed with Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is conjured, setting the stage for the next act. ✨
  6. Melissa's Insight: Presenting the Melissa API with the Personator endpoint that divulges deeper details - addresses, income, spouse and offspring names, all from the initial data seed. 👩‍💼
  7. Together AI Summarization: The raw data, now a narrative of your digital footprint, is summarized for impact. 📊
  8. Data Privacy Rights: In applicable jurisdictions, you have the option to demand data removal.🔗🛠️
  9. JUSTICE!!: This in the end is powered by Fetch AI and the chaining it provides. ⛓️

Judge Tags in Database

The Darker Side 🌘

Our research ventured into the shadows, retrieving public data of individuals tagged as 'judges' on Slack. But fear not, for we tread lightly and ethically, using only data from consenting participants (our team :') ). 👥

The Even Darker Side 🌑

What we've uncovered is merely the tip of the iceberg. Time-bound, we've scratched the surface of available data. Imagine the potential depths. We present this to stir awareness, not fear. 🧊

The Beacon of Hope 🏮

Our core ethos is solution-centric. We've abstained from exploiting judge data or misusing PII. Instead, we're expanding to trace the origin of data points, fostering transparency and control. ✨

Closing Thoughts 💡

Incognito stands as a testament and a solution to the digital age's paradox of accessibility. It's a reminder and a resource, urging vigilance and offering tools for data sovereignty. 🌐

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