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> ...if someone takes an IR high resolution, close photo of your iris they can defeat your security... There are commercial security products that regularly pe
by woodman 9y ago
> ...if someone takes an IR high resolution, close photo of your iris they can defeat your security...
There are commercial security products that regularly perform "IR high resolution" iris scans from several meters away and require no cooperation from the target. Stanley CSS sold one that sat on top of a doorway over five years ago, their product literature says that you need to look at it - but having demoed it myself, I can say that is not true.
- bobsam 9y agoHave any real security researchers have tried to analyze and break this one? Until CCC approves your CSS I will consider it insecure.
- Natanael_L 9y agoLots are broken https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/03/05/clone-putins-eyes-using-google-images/#3de65e5d214a https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/03/05/clone...
- woodman 9y agoYou've misunderstood my point, which is that distant iris data collection from non-cooperative subjects is so easy now that vendors are selling solutions pretty cheaply. So using it for security, without additional checks in place, is like walking around with your pin written on your forehead.