Iris recognition

A big reason why many people are scared or concerned for the security of their personal information from biometrics is unlike a credit card it cannot be put on a stop. When a hacker gets one's information it is literally everywhere on everything you touch. One thing that biometrics is doing to prevent easy hacking is instead of storing a picture or recording, the information is stored as a long mathematical equation. But is that really a risk you are willing to take, and with the advancements in

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Abstract The purpose of this paper is to touch on the issue of Hacking. It will go into detail about the history, evolution, future and prevention of Hacking. In addition, this paper will discuss different types of hackers and their motivation behind hacking. This paper examines the major impact caused by malicious hackers and give modern examples of such attacks. To conclude, it will predict how hacking will be in the near future and give the precautionary measures Information Security professionals

Abstract – In modern security systems, to recognize a person we have replace earlier recognition techniques like atm cards, pin code with person’s biological characteristics like fingerprint, eye, hand, etc. This technology is referred to as biometrics. In this paper we will discuss a biometrics technique based on human hand’s shape and features that is hand geometry. It has gained popularity in low to medium security system because of its easy of collectability, public acceptance and low template

exercises practiced at the weekly meetings were done in dyads and incorporated mindful communication, this competence did not spread to the relation to others’ emotions, at least when this is self-reported. This contrasts with results from the emotion recognition task (GERT), a more ecological measure, which allows for a direct measure of participants’ ability to recognize a large range of emotions. Interestingly, participants in Study I improved significantly on this task with a very large effect size,

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There are security issues facing online banking and can these concerns be addressed. Introduction: Current technology is evolving fast, which brings new dimensions to people’s daily life. Moreover, network technological innovation not only brings huge economic benefits to the bank, but also has brought new needs for the requirements of online banking. The interaction between user and bank has been substantially enhanced by deploying computer operations, which not only reduce the cost of bank service

Many grocery stores across the globe encounter the inevitable problem of long grocery checkout lines. Currently, the grocery industry cannot find an answer to this unambiguous problem. This is partially because cashiers have to scan and bag every item that the given individual is purchasing which can be quite time consuming and frustrating for customers. But what if this process was no longer necessary? The solution to this age old predicament is a new and innovative product called Grocery Gadget

ADVANCED E-SECURITY CP5603 MINOR RESEARCH REPORT Submitted By: Neeraj Kumar MIT-MBA Student ID. : 12682310 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page no ABSTRACT

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