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    attained by the follows: A.) Secure mobile devices- the device must be trusted and be safe to accomplish transactions without the anxiety of infection or theft. Maximize authentication measures by using private keys and digital certificates. Enforce biometric security verification can be significant to protect devices. Next, having more efficient CPUs can be a progress to enable encryption technology in computers to be used on mobile devices. Also, having an updated operating system with proper…

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    Slide 1 - INTRODUCTION This powerpoint presentation will define biometrics and present the argument for implementing authentication biometrics as an additional security measure for the organization. The presentation will evaluate each of the listed methods identifying the pros and cons of each system. Additionally, information regarding the costs associated with implementation and maintenance, and the error rate of each will be included in this presentation. Security authorization and…

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    Data Center Provider). Biometrics can be a great tool to provide…

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    In "The Ethics of Biometrics: The Risk of Social Exclusion from the Widespread Use of Electronic Identification," Jeremy Wickins discusses concerns when making biometrics identification a universal practice. Wickins alerts that using computer biometrics will cause an unethical segregation of people in society, due to the computer being unable to scan the disable, elderly, or personal religious customs. When defining biotechnology, Wickins explains, when people think of biotechnology, what comes…

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    Hand Gesture Authentication: Biometric authentication has the main goal of identifying a user and providing access based on some unique physical characteristic. This is traditionally done by analyzing a person's fingerprint, palm, eye, or even face structure. However a new way of biometric authentication is under development, and may be more accessible than other forms, authentication through hand gestures. The user is identified by the shape and curvature of the hand, hand posture, and…

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    Biometric Authentication

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    For years, biometric authentication has been seen in movies and television shows as a purely fictional piece of technology. However, in the past two decades, biometric authentication has become so common is it everywhere from phones, to computers, and even national digital based identification systems. There are still concerns about the privacy that this type of identification may lack. There are three major categories of authentication: what you know, what you have, and what you are. (See…

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    Biometric Patient Identification Systems. For proper management of any healthcare facility, efficient management and maintenance of a comprehensive patient database is crucial. With the evolution of technology, management of a manual patient database is no longer tenable. Therefore, many healthcare facilities have resorted to more technologically oriented, faster, accurate and efficient systems of patient management. Key among these patient management systems has been biometric patient…

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    The past decade has seen the rapid development of iris identification in many approaches to identify unique iris features such as crypts. However, it is noted that, unique iris feature change due to iris aging, diet or human health conditions. The changing of iris features creates the mismatch in comparison phase to determine either genuine or not genuine. Therefore, to determine genuinely, this study proposes a new model of iris recognition using combinational approach of a split block and…

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    This section describes the algorithm used for traffic light and road sign detection. It also provides the hardware components used to provide output. In the proposed system, initially input image was obtained in RGB form and converted to gray scale and finally to binary images. This said to be pre-processing of images. Then filtering was performed for removal of noise from images. Color of traffic light was detected based on threshold values. Hough transform was done for the detection of shape…

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    2a. The computer based innovation represented by my computational artifact is called Myris. Myris is a biometric security system that scans one’s iris to algorithmically process video images of the user’s eye signing them into secure websites, devices and other personal profiles. The intended purpose of Myris is to eliminate the utilization of standard passwords and to create a secure and foolproof method for accessing personal data. Simply put, “It lets anyone sign into accounts on websites or…

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