U.S. government illegally spying, audit confirms
A top secret internal audit conducted by the National Security Agency (NSA) found the agency broke its own privacy rules and…
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ievo launches rebrand
ievo has just rebranded itself and according to the company, it’s because of increasingly high demand from export markets. As a…
Intel drops facial recognition from TV set-top box, and why cable needs to ‘get the net’
I haven’t had a cable TV subscription in a long time, and it’s not because I’m too good for TV….
JailBase app lets users search for mugshots, arrest records using facial recognition
A new app has just been released which lets users search for police mugshots and arrest records using facial recognition….
Oberthur NFC embedded secure element included in Samsung GALAXY S4
Oberthur Technologies has announced that its NFC embedded Secure Element will be included in the newly-released Samsung GALAXY S4. The secure element…
U.S. denies it operates illegal internet surveillance program
The United States Government has denied that it operates a surveillance program with direct access to Google, Facebook, Apple and other…
FIDO Alliance boasts new members, additions to Board of Directors
In the two months since its official launch, The FIDO Alliance has more than doubled its membership and has recently…
2012’s most significant biometric acquisitions
Through 2012, there were many major acquisitions in the biometric community, indicating industry consolidation, as well as a growing interest…
Biometrics Institute warns of threat to privacy in widening access to National Pupil Database
Earlier this month, the Biometrics Institute, an independent international body representing biometrics users, academia and the industry have called for…
Free facial recognition up to snuff with specialist options
Research has shown that freely available facial recognition search engines used by popular social networks like Facebook are as reliable…
