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While the article and the other comments are about military uses this could also be used for physical access security instead of finger or iris (or badge.) The
by vmh1928 7y ago
While the article and the other comments are about military uses this could also be used for physical access security instead of finger or iris (or badge.) The next question would be if there is a way to spoof someone else's heartbeat signature. Maybe a flat panel speaker playing a recording of the other person's heartbeat. Good morning Mr. Phelps.....
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoBiometrics makes a terrible authentication system. Sometimes there's not much more than 8 bits of state there. Your garage door opener is more secure.
- rhacker 7y agoBiometrics has always scared me. The thieves will take your finger for a fingerprint scan, your hand for a hand scan, your head for a retina scan.
- cardiffspaceman 7y agoThis requires your heart to actually beat so the pros and cons on both sides are different: A thief can't steal your heart. A thief could still threaten your life. You can't repudiate your heart. If you get a heart transplant, at first the 'system' might not have a workflow for changing your expected heart signature.
- sumnulu 7y agoSome of them can steal: - Jesse James - Bonnie and Clyde - Arsene Lupin - Lupin the third