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Biometric encryption: The new breed of untraceable biometrics

Cavoukian et al., 2009

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1447114317830861668
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Cavoukian A
Stoianov A
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Biometrics: fundamentals, theory, and systems

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Biometric technologies promise many benefits, including stronger user authentication, greater user convenience, improved security, and operational efficiencies. These technologies are now being deployed in a wide range of public and private sector …
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