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How do you address identity theft when biometrics becomes the norm? Thus far you can always say your ID credentials were stolen/duplicated. But in future, good
by Santosh83 8y ago
How do you address identity theft when biometrics becomes the norm? Thus far you can always say your ID credentials were stolen/duplicated.
But in future, good luck trying to convince law enforcement that your fingerprints, your iris patterns, your physiognomy and your DNA were stolen too.
- yholio 8y agoThat's the major appeal of biometrics, the user is considered an attacker, either by knowingly transmitting his credentials or getting dupped into it. Biometrics restore the illusion of control to the designer, they now have the luxury of no longer caring about user behaviour, it is just a body moving through the system. Except biometrics doesn't work.