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Futronic Windows 7 Biometric Framework Driver is Signed by Microsoft Source:
Futronic Technology Company Limited, a global provider of fingerprint recognition software and hardware products, announces that its Windows Biometric Framework (WBF) Driver for its USB fingerprint scanner has successfully passed WHQL test for both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows 7, a …
Arkansas Prison Systems To Use BiometricsSource:
Arkansas prison guards will start using biometric identification to check themselves in and out of prisons. Several prisons already have the software in place for checking in and out visitors and its being adapted for checking in guards.
Fingerprinting Planned for Polk Students On Buses Source: theledger | local
More than 4,000 students in the Polk County School District are expected to be fingerprinted next school year as part of a way to track who is on school buses, officials say. Starting this fall, students will put their thumbs on a reader as they get on and off certain buses.
Blue Passport Blues: An American Immigrant's Fight For CitizenshipSource: blogs.inquirer.net
DESPITE the admonition not to arrive before 7 a.m., 50 people were already lined up before the Brooklyn Courthouse reception. It was 7:05. I had flown to New York from Los Angeles the night before and was to fly back at 4:00 p.m. I was about to take my oath of citizenship.
Workers have daily smile scansSource: Telegraph
Japanese railway workers face enforced "smile scans" every morning in a bid to boost their customer services, it has been claimed.
Australia shares very little biometric data Source:
Australia is not playing its part in international efforts to share biometric data in the fight against crime and terror, according to experts speaking at the Biometrics Institute conference held in Sydney today.Representatives from both international crime database service Inter …
The Blood and Guts of Biometric SystemsSource:
When biometric security devices began appearing nearly a decade ago, they were often touted as the final word in security technology. After all, stealing your password is one thing -- stealing a thumb, a retina or a voice print is a bit more of a chore.
Researchers study ears for unbeatable biometrics Source: Yahoo! News
The UK's Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is funding a major new study into the possibilities of using the human ear as a biometric security system.
Financial Services Consortium Launches Biometrics InitiativeSource:
The Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC) announced the launch of an initiative aimed at enabling the financial services industry to gain a better understanding of how biometric technologies can be used to combat fraud across all delivery channels.
Biometrics Play New Role In Passport Technology Source:
If you have a new U.S. passport, you're holding a document that is harder to fake than ever before. And while the technology doesn't make passports absolutely secure, it is changing the way America protects its borders.
State Department uses biometrics for computer access Source:
State Department officials say more than half of the roughly 45,000 users of the department's unclassified network now use cards provided through the Biometrics for Logical Access Development and Execution public key infrastructure program to log onto workstations.
Southwest Airlines pilot union spent $40K lobbyingSource: Forbes
The Southwest Airlines Pilots' Association spent $40,000 in the fourth quarter to lobby on using biometric technology for airport security and other issues, according to a recent disclosure report.
Biometric DatabasesSource:
Noting the ease with which terrorists can fake the usual picture ID, the Department of Defense is going to use its extensive battlefield experience with biometrics to create a new form of government ID that is a lot more difficult to falsify.