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Who Need Keys when We have Human Implantable Technology- British
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By Carolina
Who Need Keys when We have Human Implantable Technology- British
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As new technologies develop, it’s worth reminding ourselves that just because we can do something doesn’t mean that we should. Often a new technology can bring plenty of new opportunities to do amazing things, but that doesn’t mean that it cannot also be ripe for abuse. That’s certainly the case with facial recognition technology, where […]… Read More
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As new technologies develop, it’s worth reminding ourselves that just because we can do something doesn’t mean that we should. Often a new technology can bring plenty of new opportunities to do amazing things, but that doesn’t mean that it cannot also be ripe for abuse. That’s certainly the case with facial recognition technology, where […]… Read More
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Avanti Markets, a company whose self-service payment kiosks sit beside shelves of snacks and drinks in thousands of corporate breakrooms across America, has suffered of breach of its internal networks in which hackers were able to push malicious software out to those payment devices, the company has acknowledged. The breach may have jeopardized customer credit card accounts as well as biometric data, Avanti warned. Continue reading Self-Service Food Kiosk Vendor Avanti Hacked
MasterCard has unveiled a “next generation biometric card” with built-in fingerprint sensors, allowing users to verify purchases using their thumbprints as opposed to a PIN or signature. The biometric card works with all existing EMV (Europay, MasterCard and Visa) terminals worldwide, and has been tested in a pilot program in South Africa. In a press […]… Read More
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Russell explains what Windows Hello for Business is and how it differs from Windows Hello for consumers.
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Modern cars are rolling computer networks, constantly capturing data about how they’re being driven, and perhaps even, who is driving them. Continue reading Is driving style the next biometric?
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