#AI security features

As the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona approaches, HONOR has confirmed that it will demo its AI deepfake detection technology along with other AI features under its so-called “HONOR Alpha Plan”. This includes pixel-level flaws, issues with border compositing, and anomalies in facial features or video frame transitions. Photo: salmon.ph As fraud attacks become increasingly sophisticated in the Philippines, Salmon, one of the country’s leading fintech apps, continues to strengthen customer protection through powerful security features built directly into its platform. Designed to proactively detect threats and prevent unauthorized access, Salmon’s advanced security systems help keep customer accounts and transactions safe before fraud can even happen. “At Salmon, we designed our security systems to quietly work in the background, and proactively stop fraud before it succeeds.” With this, Salmon customers can transact with greater confidence knowing their accounts are protected by multiple layers of intelligent security. Security beyond the OTP Many account takeover scams in the Philippines rely on intercepting OTPs through phishing links, fake calls, SIM-swap attacks, or malware. Salmon’s security model is designed so that an OTP alone cannot authorize sensitive actions. As digital scams continue to evolve, Salmon believes fintech security must move beyond reactive alerts and focus instead on proactive, customer-centered protection. Read more in our articles including "HONOR to demo AI deepfake detection at MWC Barcelona, rollout set for April 2025" and "Salmon app: Industry-leading security features are designed to stop fraud before it happens".