Today, fingerprint sensors that allow the user access to a mobile device by a unique pattern of papillary lines on a finger, found even in the mid-priced smartphones. Systems of information security experts have repeatedly demonstrated the ways of cheating such sensors, but they are quite complex for mass reproduction.
According to colleagues from the site Tom's Hardware Guide, conducted by the payment system VISA poll found that Europeans trust fingerprint identification more than other biometric authentication techniques. Modern smartphones have learned to identify the person, not only the face but also on the image of the iris. Such methods are not yet in high esteem among residents of Europe, as shown by VISA survey, but it should be borne in mind that the person can have more confidence in the technology that it has already had time to test, and fingerprint sensors gained more widespread than the more exotic methods of identification.
The older audience, the more likely respondents are ready to replace the password protection on fingerprint authentication. At the same time, young people are willing to pay for purchases in shops, confirming the identity of the fingerprint. Overall, 73% of respondents are inclined to believe that the most reliable way to protect sensitive data would be two-factor security, which includes biometric identification. For example, the fingerprint would be supplemented by a one-time password or code.
Banks respondents tend to trust their information more likely (57%) than the government (33%). However, we should not forget that the government has enough leverage over the banks. Related Products :
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