Biometrics: A Double Edged Sword - Security and Privacy

Certainly, one cannot ignore that the events of September 11th have spurred an increased activity of private and public interest in security and especially, biometrics. This has raised concerns that reacting too quickly with rapid implementations of a technology that some are still trying to...

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Wayne Penny

March 18, 2002

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