Some of the huge array of biometrics possible, and how they can be used in multi-modal systems to create more robust access control methods
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Category: Technology
Fun fact, GAN actually stands for Generative Adversarial Nightmares
The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced a trial of biometrically linked bank cards. These cards allow a person to use their fingerprint to authenticate…
I was recently having a nose at the book O’Reilly Network Security Assesssment by Chris McNab. Early on the book describes the web app vulnerability…
Modifying animals to produce pharmaceuticals? Pretty neat!
I just can’t seem to stop rambling about space junk, so here’s some of the newer efforts to tackle the issue (of space junk, not me rambling)
A topic that I like to repeatedly touch on is the issue of space environment management. If you are interested in this subject, read my…
The final post of the trilogy: What actual efforts are there in the art community to defeat facial detection/recognition systems?
Adversarial examples: What are they? Do they do things? Let’s find out!
An explanation of how facial detection/recognition algorithms work, in general terms