For a while now, law enforcement have been using biometrics to help fight crime, and more recently, advances have been happening in the field of facial recognition technology. The idea behind biometric technology such as this is to improve the ‘quality and
The FBI launched a Cyber Most Wanted list in 2014, which featured 42 people and groups in 2018, when Park Jin Hyok topped the list. His achievements included hacking into banks, attempting to steal one billion dollars and attacking Sony Pictures Entertainment.
The FBI launched a Cyber Most Wanted list in 2014, which featured 42 people and groups in 2018, when Park Jin Hyok topped the list. His achievements included hacking into banks, attempting to steal one billion dollars and attacking Sony Pictures Entertainment.
The FBI launched a Cyber Most Wanted list in 2014, which featured 42 people and groups in 2018, when Park Jin Hyok topped the list. His achievements included hacking into banks, attempting to steal one billion dollars and attacking Sony Pictures Entertainment.
The High Court has ruled in favour of the South Wales Police to allow the continued use of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR) in response to a recent judicial review.
It’s one thing having your password hacked – passwords can be changed and replaced. But what happens when hackers go after your biometrics? Etienne Greeff, CTO and co-founder, SecureData offers his insight.
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