Research on biometrics used at music festivals yields some surprising results
Music festivals rarely yield more than sunburns, hangovers and romanticized memories. But a pair of UK researchers managed to pull…
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Music festivals rarely yield more than sunburns, hangovers and romanticized memories. But a pair of UK researchers managed to pull…
Proposed legislation in California would make it illegal for operators of social media sites and applications to accept new accounts…
Basic bot attacks on e-commerce sites are being foiled in greater numbers by security tools like passive behavioral biometrics, which…
Uber, the company everyone loves to hate until they have somewhere to go or some money to invest, this week…
Days after a U.S. Labor Department administrator told ID tech executives that Washington is losing billions of dollars to online…
The U.S. Commerce Department is challenging software developers to find a better way to analyze computer vision algorithms, such as…
Is it possible to always or at least reliably detect synthetic media? It seems unlikely today, much less as deepfake…
Attempts to tame biometric facial recognition systems by banning them will only result in new problems, according to a global…
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is challenging designers to create a better user interface for the behemoth organization’s digital…
A government performance audit looking into the use of biometric facial recognition by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency…