NEC Introduces Innovative Facial Recognition System for Custom Cancer Vaccines

NEC Corporation has launched a pioneering facial recognition system for personalized cancer vaccine therapies, ensuring no storage of facial data for patient privacy while enhancing verification processes. Their proprietary technology allows for secure authentication through key data conversion, while also integrating tampering detection to maintain genomic data integrity. Comprehensive simulations have demonstrated the efficiency and…

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Chinese LiDAR System Enables Facial Recognition from Space Distance

A Chinese LiDAR system can recognize facial details from over 60 miles away, tested successfully at Qinghai Lake. Unlike traditional microwave systems, its optical wavelength allows for higher resolution images. While it excels in distance, effectively monitoring military satellites, it requires perfect weather for optimal operation, unlike the Heriot-Watt superconducting LiDAR, which functions in fog…

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iProov Trials Facial Biometrics for Enhanced Security at UK Maritime Ports

iProov engaged in trials to bolster UK maritime port security, focusing on facial biometrics. Aimed at improving passenger processing, the project addresses challenges posed by the EU Entry/Exit System (EES). With an anticipated rollout in November, the initiative seeks to streamline border control without requiring passengers to leave their vehicles, reflecting a shift towards digital…

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Exploring the Evolving Landscape of Fraud: Synthetic Identities and Security Risks

The iProov Identity Verification Threat Report reveals a dramatic shift in fraud methodologies, highlighted by the rise of synthetic identities and injection attacks. Traditional security is becoming obsolete as fraudsters leverage advanced tools for nefarious activities. The report also discusses alarming trends in biometric security vulnerabilities and coordinated fraud efforts targeting specific demographics. The annual…

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Lawmakers Request GAO Review of TSA’s Use of Facial Recognition and AI

House lawmakers plan to request a GAO review of TSA’s increasing use of facial recognition and AI technologies at airports. They aim to assess the cost savings, operational efficiency, and privacy protections related to these systems. The move follows TSA’s expansion of facial recognition technology to over 80 airports and ongoing scrutiny from Congress regarding…

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