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Biometrics has recently emerged as a reliable technology to provide a higher level of security for the personal authentication system. Among the different biometric characteristics that can be used to recognize a person, the human hand is the oldest and maybe the most successful form of biometrics technology. Contactless biometrics technology provides new and innovative ways for systems to leverage the power of biometrics.

The industry will continue to push the limits, and there will be a great d

China is one of the most prominent countries in the APAC market in terms of growth for anti-reflective and anti-fingerprint coatings. The anti-reflective coatings are applied extensively on glass surfaces and China is one of the major exporters of glass across the world. The Government of China is aiming for the establishment of multiple R&D coating centers and programs as a part of their Made in China 2025 strategy. PPG Industries, Inc. announced to open up a paint and coatings R&D center in Ch

You can’t change your fingerprint like you can change your password. But why would you want to change your fingerprint? The thought might cross your mind if your fingerprint gets stolen.

How the heck can this happen? Ask Starbug. He’s a hacker who demonstrated just how this could happen at an annual meeting of hackers called the Chaos Communication Congress, says an article at thegardian.com. His “victim” was defense minister Ursula von der Leyen.

Starbug (real name Jan Krissler) used VeriFinger,

How do you get the balance right between customer service and security? The battle between banks and fraudsters is ongoing, with banks losing millions each year through fraud.

In addition, the rise of digital and mobile banking over the past few years has led to banks investing heavily in their fraud and security measures. These authentication devices alongside integrated malware detection and fraud monitoring systems can be a barrier to a satisfying, simple customer experience. How do banks prot