Overview

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Generative AI can now produce identity documents that pass OCR, template checks, and visual review. Many of these documents were approved before forensic-grade document analysis became necessary, creating silent exposure in the customer base.
Shufti Document Deepfake Detection treats each historic ID document as a forensic object rather than a source of extracted text. The engine analyses fonts, layouts, logos, backgrounds, and security features to identify AI-generated documents and fabricated templates that mimic genuine IDs.
The AMI runs inside the companys AWS environment and processes historic onboarding documents in batches. Clear outcomes allow compliance and fraud teams to measure synthetic document exposure using real data rather than theoretical threat models.
This off-flow audit enables companies to re-check historic approvals or single checks at minimal cost and strengthen document acceptance policies without disrupting live onboarding journeys.
Key Features:
- Identify AI-generated and fabricated identity documents
- Expose synthetic IDs that passed legacy document checks
- Quantify document deepfake exposure across 2023-25 onboarded customers
AI-generated documents often enter systems long before detection controls mature. Shufti Document Deepfake Detection provides a controlled way to rescan historic approvals and understand real exposure.
Deploy directly from AWS Marketplace to assess document deepfake risk inside your companys own cloud environment.
Highlights
- One-click AMI deployment inside the companys AWS account, no lengthy contracts or procurement cycles involved.
- No production integrations required and no disruption to live customer flows.
- No external document processing and no data-privacy concerns as AMIs behaves like an on-premise deployment.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Shufti Document Deepfake Audit
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Before deploying the Shufti Document Deepfake Audit AMI, ensure you have an AWS account with permissions to launch EC2 instances and create IAM roles and instance profiles, an active subscription to the product in AWS Marketplace, and a network setup including a VPC, Subnet, and Security Group with HTTP (port 80) open. The recommended instance type is r7i.4xlarge or larger (Nitro Enclave support required).
To deploy, launch a new EC2 instance using the AMI and paste the provided Shufti initialization script in Advanced Details User Data. Provisioning typically takes about 25 minutes. After provisioning completes, open the EC2 Console, copy the Public IP of the instance, and access the application at: http://<EC2_PUBLIC_IP>:80.
Ensure the Security Group allows port 80, and if provisioning exceeds 25 minutes, review EC2 system logs or console output. For detailed deployment instructions and API usage, see the full Shufti user guide: https://developers.shuftipro.com/docs/marketplaces/aws/user-guide
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