The results of spoofing detection systems proposed during ASVspoof Challenges 2015 and 2017 confirmed the perspective in detection of unforseen spoofing trials in microphone channel. However, telephone channel presents much more challenging conditions for spoofing detection, due to limited bandwidth, various coding standards and channel effects. Research on the topic has thus far only made use of program codecs and other telephone channel emulations. Such emulations does not quite match the real telephone spoofing attacks. In order to asses spoofing detection methods in real scenario we present the PHONESPOOF dataset - spoofing data collected through realistic telephone channels. The PHONE-SPOOF data collection represents most threatening types of spoofing attacks and is publicly available dataset1. This work2 aimed to investigate robustness of the state-of-the-art deep learning based antispoofing systems under telephone spoofing attacks conditions based on the PHONESPOOF data. Moreover newly collected dataset makes it possible to analize language dependency issue for the Anti-Spoofing methods. In the work we also focused on the development of a unified LCNN-based approach for spoofing attack detection. The goal was to train a single system able to detect various types of spoofing attacks in telephone channel. The obtained results approve the effectiveness of such solution.

Phonespoof: a new dataset for spoofing attack detection in telephone channel / Lavrentyeva, G.; Novoselov, S.; Volkova, M.; Matveev, Y.; De Marsico, M.. - 2019-May:(2019), pp. 2572-2576. (Intervento presentato al convegno 44th IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, ICASSP 2019 tenutosi a Brighton; United Kingdom) [10.1109/ICASSP.2019.8682942].

Phonespoof: a new dataset for spoofing attack detection in telephone channel

De Marsico M.
2019

Abstract

The results of spoofing detection systems proposed during ASVspoof Challenges 2015 and 2017 confirmed the perspective in detection of unforseen spoofing trials in microphone channel. However, telephone channel presents much more challenging conditions for spoofing detection, due to limited bandwidth, various coding standards and channel effects. Research on the topic has thus far only made use of program codecs and other telephone channel emulations. Such emulations does not quite match the real telephone spoofing attacks. In order to asses spoofing detection methods in real scenario we present the PHONESPOOF dataset - spoofing data collected through realistic telephone channels. The PHONE-SPOOF data collection represents most threatening types of spoofing attacks and is publicly available dataset1. This work2 aimed to investigate robustness of the state-of-the-art deep learning based antispoofing systems under telephone spoofing attacks conditions based on the PHONESPOOF data. Moreover newly collected dataset makes it possible to analize language dependency issue for the Anti-Spoofing methods. In the work we also focused on the development of a unified LCNN-based approach for spoofing attack detection. The goal was to train a single system able to detect various types of spoofing attacks in telephone channel. The obtained results approve the effectiveness of such solution.
2019
44th IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, ICASSP 2019
speaker verification; spoofing; telephone channel
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Phonespoof: a new dataset for spoofing attack detection in telephone channel / Lavrentyeva, G.; Novoselov, S.; Volkova, M.; Matveev, Y.; De Marsico, M.. - 2019-May:(2019), pp. 2572-2576. (Intervento presentato al convegno 44th IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, ICASSP 2019 tenutosi a Brighton; United Kingdom) [10.1109/ICASSP.2019.8682942].
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