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• McAfee launches security service with facial and voice recognition

  14.05.2013

  McAfee announced McAfee LiveSafe, an unlimited cross-device security service that uses facial and voice recognition technology to protect users’ digital lives.

• Use your iPhone for biometric scanning

  10.04.2013

  AOptix unveiled AOptix Stratus, the first comprehensive mobile identity solution “Made for iPhone” delivering iris, fingerprint, voice, and face recognition in a truly integrated solution.

• TypeWATCH: Advanced persistent e-biometrics

  28.03.2013

  Watchful Software released TypeWATCH 1.2, an e-biometrics solution that leverages the science of Keystroke Dynamics to identify and authenticate users simply by the way they interact with their system.

• Doctors used silicone fingers to fool fingerprint scanner

  14.03.2013

  Fingerprint scanners might not work with severed fingers, but artificial ones still manage to fool them, as proved by the recent discovery of a fraudulent scheme set up by doctors working in the Ferraz de Vasconcelos hospital in the Sao Paulo state in Brazil.

• New security startup tackles strong authentication

  12.02.2013

  Nok Nok Labs launched today. Through its Unified Authentication Infrastructure, which leverages existing technologies such as fingerprint sensors or webcams, TPM chips, or voice biometrics, organizations can authenticate securely.

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