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    Why Two-Factor Authentication Technology is the Future of Data Security Technology is constantly changing, leading us to adapt to its innovation. However, one aspect of technology has stood the test of time for a long time. Passwords as a form of authenticating and securing your digital accounts have not budged much. But with the rise of cybercrime, it seems the old way of doing things is finally having to pave way for something new: two-factor authentication. But what is two-factor authentication

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    AADHAAR Card implementation in India was done using NoSQL Databases as huge amount of information is associated including Text Data, Images, Thumb Impressions and Iris Detection. Any classical database system cannot handle the dataset of different types (Image, Text, Video, Audio, Video, Thumb Impressions for Pattern Recognition, Iris Sample) simultaneously. Currently, a number of NoSQL Databases are used for different type of portals and these are specialized in handling heterogeneous and unstructured

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    Biometric Security System Muhammad Raza Department of Electrical Engineering Fast-National Unversity Karachi,Pakistan K112440@nu.edu.pk M Kamal Ahmed Department of Electrical Engineering Fast-National University Karachi,Pakistan K112404@nu.edu.pk Abstract—We would like to outline our opinions about the usability of biometric security systems. We outline the position of biometrics in the current field of security in the first section of our paper. The second chapter introduces a more systematic

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    A clear and concise plan is needed, which will help lessen potential threats. The foundation of biometric sensors, for instance, iris inspecting or one of a kind finger impression affirmation, can make even the most formidable intruder think twice about gaining unauthorized access. Now and again, all that is relied upon to decide the issue is an instrument to give enough time to

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    Melissa Ranieri Mrs. Sakotic ENG4U1 30 May 2017 Insanity and Detachment of Order Insanity is a field of behaviours characterized by abnormal mental or behavioural patterns. It may be apparent as violations of societal norms, including a person becoming a danger to themselves or others. In modern usage, insanity is mostly seen as a term implying mental instability. Insanity is a recurring theme in Timothy Findley 's fictions. While he does not dispute its existence, the author

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    unconceivable notion of not being able to locate the real criminals with DNA fingerprinting toolkits might one day come true, as there could exist an increasing number of people with identical genetic fingerprints. Even the introduction of new iris recognition technology will also be useless since clones have similar irises! Typically, geneticists have also tried to trace ancestral roots and hence the path of evolution via methods such as mitochondrial DNA and Y chromosome analysis.3 A possible proliferation

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    applications. Many handicapped people need an extremely inexpensive technology to interact with computer systems. The persons, who cannot use mouse for human computer interaction, must rely on alternative method such as eye tracking and gesture recognition systems. We provide another solution for this problem using image processing. \subparagraph{}Image processing techniques have become a popular choice in many applications. We propose a software product using image processing technology in which

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