This article introduces a new feature in the IRBIS web portal – search by face image. Subscribers can now upload a picture with a face on it, and IRBIS will provide a list of possible profiles from various social networks with a score of identity on each optional profile. This feature is also available for use through the API
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Revolutionizing Social Media Investigations: Search by Face Image on IRBIS Web Portal
Introduction
The new feature in IRBIS web portal, “search by face image,” has taken the world of open-source intelligence (OSINT) to the next level. With this new feature, subscribers can upload a picture containing a face and IRBIS will provide a list of possible profiles from various social networks with a score of identity on each optional profile. This feature is not only available on the web portal but can also be accessed through the API.
The Need for Search by Face
The search by face image feature is incredibly useful for private investigators, law enforcement agencies, and security firms. It has become an essential tool in conducting investigations, especially when traditional methods fail to provide results. This feature allows users to obtain leads that might otherwise go undetected.
Face image feature is now available for use through IRBIS web portal as well as the API. This feature is a great addition to the already robust lineup of tools and features that IRBIS offers for open source intelligence gathering.
How it works
To use this feature, simply upload a clear picture of the person’s face and let IRBIS do the rest. The system will scan various social networks and provide a list of potential profiles that match the uploaded image. The identity score for each profile will help to determine the likelihood of a match.
The search by face image feature uses a combination of AI algorithms and facial recognition technology to scan the web for potential matches. The technology is incredibly powerful and can detect even the slightest resemblance between the uploaded picture and social media profiles, making it incredibly accurate.
What is IRBIS
The search by face image feature is just one of the many ways that IRBIS is constantly working to improve its services and provide the most advanced tools for its subscribers. It is a testament to IRBIS’s commitment to staying at the forefront of open source intelligence gathering technology.
In conclusion, the search by face image feature is a powerful tool that provides quick and accurate results for those who need to identify someone from a photo. With its availability through IRBIS web portal and the API, this feature is accessible to a wide range of users. IRBIS is committed to constantly improving its services and offering the most advanced tools for its subscribers.
What to Expect from a Face Search Engine?
When using the image-based search feature in IRBIS web portal, users can expect to receive a list of possible profiles from various social networks. The search engine will analyze the image uploaded by the user and compare it to images found on the web, providing a score of identity on each profile. This can be particularly useful for investigators and researchers who are trying to identify individuals based on an image or profile picture.
One advantage of using image-based search is that it can provide results that are not possible through traditional keyword-based searches. By using advanced algorithms and facial recognition technology, image-based search can match images to profiles across various social networks and web platforms.
However, it is important to note that image-based search is not foolproof and may not always provide accurate results. The search engine relies on the quality and availability of images on the web, and sometimes the results can be skewed or inaccurate. Additionally, it is important to follow ethical and legal guidelines when using image-based search, as privacy concerns can arise when using someone’s image without their consent.
Overall, the image-based search feature in IRBIS web portal provides users with a new and advanced way to identify individuals and gather information through images. With its integration into the IRBIS API, the feature is easily accessible and can be integrated into various investigative and research workflows.
