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This is a very good article but it misses a few things. -One of the techniques these days is to borrow an already existing identity for a period of time. If pe
by secfirstmd 7y ago
This is a very good article but it misses a few things.
-One of the techniques these days is to borrow an already existing identity for a period of time. If person A has lived a normal life, their story exists but if they haven't gone through biometrics in country B before then it's easier to get person C in (but obviously it's still harder than before). The identify is then returned
-People with potential for dual nationality have gone up in importance. Especially if they are legally allowed also to change their name.
-Equipment and database owners are key. Watch how popular 3M systems are in the world for example
- hash872 7y agoDoesn't facial recognition counteract all of these techniques though? (Plus DNA sampling, if foreign intel gets close enough to grab a sample). There's only one 'true' face or DNA for each person, no matter how complex a background their handlers spun online. I feel like facial recognition was one of the main points of the article
- frandroid 7y ago> borrow an already existing identity Undone by biometrics. It's not just about biometrics in other countries, it's also about biometrics leaks. > People with potential for dual nationality have gone up in importance ...and are also highly suspicious. > legally allowed also to change their name. That's public record. Not helping.