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I have a question regarding how to best identity a person/customer, verifying that who they say they are is really that person. I work for an insurance organization, where customers purchase insurance through their agent and … Continue reading How to verify identity of a person and prevent fake identities from being accepted?
I have a question regarding how to best identity a person/customer, verifying that who they say they are is really that person. I work for an insurance organization, where customers purchase insurance through their agent and … Continue reading How to verify identity of a person and prevent fake identities from being accepted?
I have the following predicament. I am tasked with making sure our client’s workstations are squeaky clean from a Malware point of view. We have been blessed with Websense as a malicious outbound traffic identifying tool.
Is the information such as fingerprint template (I read fingerprint templates are not unique) and others crosschecked.
It’s another step forward in biometric verification. Continue reading Your Heartbeat Could Be a Better Password Than Whatever You’re Using Now
It’s another step forward in biometric verification. Continue reading Your Heartbeat Could Be a Better Password Than Whatever You’re Using Now
There’s research in using a heartbeat as a biometric password. No details in the article. My guess is that there isn’t nearly enough entropy in the reproducible biometric, but I might be surprised. The article’s suggestion to use it as a password for health records seems especially problematic. “I’m sorry, but we can’t access the patient’s health records because he’s… Continue reading Heartbeat as Biometric Password
There’s research in using a heartbeat as a biometric password. No details in the article. My guess is that there isn’t nearly enough entropy in the reproducible biometric, but I might be surprised. The article’s suggestion to use it as a password for health records seems especially problematic. "I’m sorry, but we can’t access the patient’s health records because he’s… Continue reading Heartbeat as Biometric Password
I am reading about hardware-based 2FA and wonder about counter-based OTPs generated from, for example, a Yubikey. I have read that in these cases, a push of a button generates a string composed of a public key, a counter, and… Continue reading Can counter-based OTPs instantly be reused at multiple services?
I read several times it is a very bad idea and a huge lack of security to use the same proxy for logging into facebook or other sites containing information about real personal details e.g. linkedin and other sites e.g. Stack… Continue reading Identity exposure by using same proxy?