Jun

26

Faking a fingerprint (part 1)

Category: Biometrics, How-to, Security, Security Threats | 4 Comments

Back in nineties I was working with TeKey Research group, supplying them raw materials for their tests.  The task was to study if fingerprint sensors accept dead fingers. Yes, I was pathologist these years and got plenty of themJ. After few experiments we realized that optical sensors cannot distinguish dead fingers from alive. Even worse, [...]

Jun

26

Every step you take

Category: Big Brother, privacy | Leave a Comment

I want you to watch this video. Big Brother is watching you. You never know when, where and how are you traced. 
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n-Tegrity protects your privacy by not leaving any trace of your communication on the host computer you are using it on. Whether you are checking/sending your email, talking on Skype, or VPN or RDCing [...]

Jun

26

5 reasons to use Portable Encryption (part 1)

Category: Encryption, Security, Security Threats, identity theft, passwords | 1 Comment

As I have already mentioned in my previous post, if you are Pope or even more innocent than a Pope, you can skip this page and move directly to heaven.
Everything that I post here is for you normal sinner people, and for you abnormal sinner people and even for you ladies. You and I [...]