Resolved -
This incident has been resolved.
Sep 5, 20:41 AEST
Update -
This issue was confirmed to only impact desktop users on Chrome version 140 and above. Mobile users were not affected.
There may still be issues affecting a minority of users on Microsoft Edge, which is under investigation. However, this appears to impact only a minority of Edge instances, so the broader incident is now considered closed.
Sep 5, 20:40 AEST
Update -
We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue. In the meantime if issues are faced, please use another browser such as Safari, Samsung, Firefox etc..
Also please be aware not all users have the option to update their chrome browsers as Google does stagger their rollouts, and users still need to opt-in to update.
Sep 5, 19:37 AEST
Update -
We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.
Sep 5, 17:36 AEST
Identified -
The latest Google Chrome update (versions 140 and 141), which is currently being rolled out across some regions (if a user chooses to update), has introduced an issue impacting our platform’s liveness checks. Users encounter a black screen or 'oh no, something went wrong' during the liveness step, preventing them from completing video capture.
Our engineering team has quickly identified the root cause and is actively developing a fix. The solution will need to be applied differently depending on the platform in use.
- Engine/SDK : Update NPM Package to version 3.3.0 of the package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/liveness-js/v/3.3.0
- IDKit Enterprise : The product team is patching sites with the updated package. This will be applied to staging first and tested before moving into production
- IDKit Saas : The team is currently working on the patch and we will update this page once live.
For any liveness issues on Chromium browsers, please use a non-Chromium alternative such as Safari. We will provide an update on this status page once all patches have been deployed.
Sep 5, 16:30 AEST