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arxiv:2606.30780

Detecting Audio Deepfakes on the Edge:Lightweight SSL-Based Detection in a Browser Plugin

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Abstract

An on-device audio deepfake detection model using a truncated self-supervised backbone and logistic classifier improves accuracy and speed over cloud-based alternatives, integrated into a privacy-preserving browser plugin.

Audio deepfakes are a growing challenge for the general public, as well as for journalists and fact-checkers. The latter need reliable tools to verify the authenticity of their sources, while at the same time keeping their information private. Commercial deepfake detection solutions rely on cloud-based processing, which raises privacy concerns. To solve this problem, we propose an on-device audio deepfake detection model. We show that a truncated self-supervised backbone with a simple logistic classifier is both very fast and often more accurate than existing solutions. Our solution outperforms the baseline AASIST by 10% and improves inference speed by 40%. We integrate this model into a browser plug-in, which allows journalists and fact-checkers to detect deepfakes easily and securely. Code for the plugin is available at https://github.com/OctavianPascu97/Audio-Deepfakes-Browser-Plugin.

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