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Zusammenfassung

„Also, mit ein paar Minuten Arbeit und ein wenig Aufwand bekomme ich meine zweite Identität.“, so schließt der Mitarbeiter des Chaos Computer Clubs die Reportage über das Nachbilden von Fingerabdrücken [2]. Da die Authentifizierung mittels biometrischer Merkmale in Zukunft an Gewicht gewinnen wird, sollte die Problematik von leicht zugänglichen, latenten biometrischen Informationen nicht unterschätzt werden. Die neue Technik der Venenbilderkennung kann Abhilfe schaffen, die kritischen Informationen befinden sich dabei im Körper. Allerdings treten mit Benutzung dieser Technik auch neue Probleme bezüglich der Privatsphäre der Nutzer auf — an Lösungen wird derzeit intensiv geforscht. Dieser Artikel beschreibt, wie Venenmuster in biometrischen Systemen verwendet werden können und warum Mechanismen zum Schutz der Privatsphäre eingesetzt werden sollten.

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Daniel Hartung Diplom-Informatiker, forscht seit 2008 als Doktorand im NISlab, dem Norwegischen Labor für Informationssicherheit (www.nislab.no), an Venenmustererkennung und Datenschutzsystemen in biometrischen Anwendungen.

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Hartung, D. Venenbilderkennung. DuD 33, 275–279 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11623-009-0084-5

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