Ghostmaxxing A public lab for testing camouflage

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Ghostmaxxing is a public browser lab for testing face-recognition camouflage. Point your camera, change how your face looks, and watch an open-source recognition pipeline react. Everything runs on your device. Nothing leaves it unless you choose to share a result.

Built for hands-on workshops and self-experiments.

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How it works

1. Save

Stylised face framed as a saved local baseline

Save your face while it's clean — a private baseline, kept on your device, to test camouflage against.

2. Paint

Stylised face with asymmetric paint around the eyes, cheek and mouth

Apply a Ghostyle or your own intervention — makeup, an overlay, a physical change to the face.

3. Upload

Stylised face card with an upload arrow and an explicit optional consent control

Share your result to the gallery or generate a report — entirely optional, and always your call.

References archive

A longer lineage than most people think

CV Dazzle, adversarial makeup, physical-world attacks, face-obfuscation research — each entry names what was demonstrated and what remains limited.

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Workshops

Bring a laptop and curiosity

Hands-on sessions testing local recognition behavior together. No biometric data is uploaded by the browser lab.

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