Collaborate Disseminate
Cybercriminals are becoming more advanced and learning how to leverage the latest authentication methods to exploit security weaknesses.
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IT professionals and mobile app developers must figure out a way to implement strong authentication capabilities without complicating the user experience.
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What if you could securely send password data through your body, not the air? Continue reading Should we soon expect to be sending passwords through our bodies, not the air?
When it comes to authentication, most security professionals see it as a necessary evil. It provides security at the expense of the end user’s desire for a frictionless experience. That way of thinking, however, was challenged at the Opus Research Intelligent Authentication 2016 conference. The two-day event made a point to highlight authentication not only […]
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Researchers prove that devices can be spoofed by photos taken from social media. Continue reading Hackers Can Now Unlock Phones With a VR Headset and Facebook Photos
Many online vendors are moving toward more innovative and secure methods of confirming a user’s identity, including selfie authentication.
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Now no more fight with Apple or any smartphone maker, as federal authorities have discovered a new tool for unlocking phones, as far as your phone is using any biometric sensor…
3D Printing!
Yes, Police in Michigan is considering 3D printing a dead man’s fingers so they could unlock smartphones in investigation crimes using their biometric sensors.
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A new report published
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A case of an alleged Armenian gang member points to the view of biometrics as being like physical keys, not self-incriminating testimony. Continue reading LA judge forces woman to unlock iPhone with fingerprint
We’ve had our fingers, voices and irises scanned, but, thanks to NEC, there’s a new biometric en vogue – ears.
Continue reading Forget fingerprints, ears are so next season in biometrics