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0.0.1

Release date: January 29, 2026

General overview

Initial development version of Facephi IAD Service, a Rest API microservice for detecting injection attacks in biometric captures.

This is a preview version for internal testing and early integration partners.

What's included

Main capabilities

  • Liveness Detection — Verifies the authenticity of biometric captures in real time

  • Image extraction — Extracts validated images from authenticated captures

  • Status monitoring — Integrated endpoints for operational monitoring

  • Configuration management — Updates settings without restarting the service

Deployment

  • Docker container based on Ubuntu 24.04

  • Preconfigured for development and testing

  • Includes all necessary dependencies

API endpoints

Endpoint
Purpose

POST /api/v1/check-capture

Detects Liveness and injection attacks

POST /api/v1/extract-image

Extracts the image from a validated capture

POST /api/v1/extract_data

Extracts structured data from the capture

GET /api/v1/version

Service version and license status

GET /api/v1/health

Health check for monitoring

GET/POST /api/v1/config

Get or update the configuration

Note: Endpoint routes were standardized in Version 1.0.0. See the 1.0.0 release notes for more details about the migration.

Installation

See the Installation Guide for detailed instructions.

Known limitations

  • Development version — not recommended for production

  • Endpoint routes will change in v1.0.0 (planned standardization)

  • The service requires an external IAD engine for processing

  • Configuration changes in port and number_of_threads require a restart

  • Linux x86_64 only (no ARM support)

Next steps

Version 1.0.0 will include:

  • Standardized endpoint routes with the prefix /iad

  • Improved Docker Integration

  • Automatic engine management

  • Production-ready stability

Support

For Technical Support or feedback, contact your Facephi representative.

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