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• ORDINARILY, people think of fingerprint evidence as exact, scientific, unmistakable, verifiable. ... Therefore, if I am to show that fingerprint evidence is not necessarily all that it's painted as being, I have to assure you that I am not claiming that people here or there exist who have fingerprints identical to each other. ...
• For this reason, as well as the fact that some persons' prints may actually be very similar to each other, the likelihood of existence of virtually indistinguishable prints shoots far past the smiling picture of statistical certitude drawn by the propagandists for fingerprint identification.
• Further downgrading the supposed exactitude of fingerprint identification is the surprising fact that some people have no fingerprints (friction ridges) at all: according to Jim Wayman, director of the National Biometric Test Center at San Jose, one out of 50 people -- not one out of a billion, not one out of a million, or one out of a thousand, but one out of FIFTY - has smooth fingers with no friction ridges, or with ones that are all but absent.
• In case you're still confident that most people nonetheless do have quite clear prints, which are obviously distinct from one another, ponder these words from a fingerprint textbook:.
• "The court and jury are usually not familiar with fingerprint evidence, and must of necessity rely upon the honest judgment of the witness. ...
• Quite clearly, fingerprint identification is by no means as cut-and-dried as recognition of mathematical identity. ...
• Right here is where the "science" of fingerprint identification seems to pass into the realm of Clever Hans subjectivity. It would be hard, if not impossible, for a fingerprint "expert" who believed totally in the identity of two prints (as a result of other factors, including bias or persuasion), to refrain from slanting his own mental picture of the prints and their alleged similarity.
• "If the fingerprint technician should look at the known print before the unknown one, he is bound to be influenced, whether he realizes it or not, by the ridge formations in it. ...
• BIOMETRICS -- the branch of anthropology concerned with measurement of the human body - was the forerunner of fingerprint studies, but, strangely enough, measurement is not of much use in the comparison and classification of fingerprints. ... More skin surface, or less; fewer friction ridge characteristics, or more, will result as the touch of a finger exerts varying force against the surface that will eventually exhibit the fingerprint. ...
• A serious but never discussed implication is buried in these facts; and that is that while every human being's prints may well be different from every other's, surely there are bound to be certain sections that are identical -- and the comparing of some small portion of a print by person X with a large number of full portions in rolled prints of many other persons, may well result in a mismatch. ...
• However, my views are considerably at variance with such a naive belief, and now it is time to ask: Can fingerprint evidence be deliberately distorted or contrived in order to show an identity where there is none -- or, in other words, to produce "evidence" that will allow conviction of an innocent person?.
• Can a fingerprint be reproduced? Of course it can -- at left, below, you see such a reproduction, a print, in ink, on paper. ... Compared to the amount of detail in a halftone plate for printing a photograph, for instance, where the plate must hold information on about 40,000 dots per square inch, the reproduction of a fingerprint is a relatively trivial matter.

• Fingerprint recognition adds enhanced security to smart cards .
• The Swedish companies, Precise Biometrics and iD2 Technologies have signed an agreement to add secure fingerprint recognition to PKI and smart card solutions. ...
• Their solution extracts approximately 20 times more information from the user's fingerprint than traditional methods, reducing the possibility of a mismatch to one in 100,000. ...
• By adding fingerprint recognition to the user's smart card, security will be increased even further," says Rain Eriksoo, Marketing Director of iD2 Technologies. ...
• The company's unique fingerprint-based verification system is the only product on the market today that fully integrates a smart card reader with a secure silicon fingerprint sensor within the same device. ...

• Applications Designed to Promote a New Way to Ensure Home Security Mustahid Hossain Department of Information Systems The University of Maine Orono, Maine, USA Abstract Fingerprint-based applications hold a promising future in terms of resolving numerous security hazards. ... Then, we investigate a number of research issues and future directions in fingerprint-based development for door locks. Keywords: biometrics, fingerprint-based technology, door lock security, database 1. ... Method Example Comments What you know User id, password, pin Can be forgotten Easily shared Many passwords are easy to guess What you have Cards, badges, keys Can be lost or stolen Easily shared Can be duplicated What you know and what you have ATM + PIN PIN is a weak link Writing PIN on Card Easily shared What you are Fingerprint, face, Non-repudiable authentication Table-1 A Categorization of Identification Technologies Biometrics is the science of identifying or verifying the identity of a person based on physiological or behavioral characteristics. ... In particular, we address the issues of a fingerprint-based authentication scheme with the existing door-lock security infrastructure. Contrary to what may be the common belief, one cannot just install any commercially available fingerprint verification system and reflect the security features in the application. ... However, if there is a mismatch, the access will be denied and the door will remain closed (Diagram 1 and 2). ... Things to remember: 1) LCD will just display things like: a)“Please place your thumb on the sensor to obtain admission” b) If there is a “no match” of the fingerprint, LCD displays the failure message. ... Once a fingerprint image is acquired by some means, it must be analyzed and invariant properties need to be identified. Such process starts by examining the quality of the input fingerprint impression. ... The main issues involved in the integration of a fingerprint based authentication method are: Development issue: commercial, off-the-shelf products are often designed as stand-alone systems, not including a development toolkit.

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• > > Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too new > (minor mismatch) > > Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too new > (minor mismatch) > > Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too new > (minor mismatch) > Priority 00 : Starting Id = default0 > Priority 00 : Cloning Id = default0 > Priority 00 : Registering Id = (null) > > after this it always core dumps. ... htm > > Key fingerprint = AC 8C 19 39 09 9C 4A 7C 4E 29 03 1C 3F FE AC 74 > > > > > > -- > > FAQ: Frequently-Asked Questions at http://www. ...

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• h" #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include // CNC:2002-07-03 #include #include #include using namespace std; #include #include #include #include #include #include /*}}}*/ using std::string; // CNC:2002-07-03 // VerifyChecksums - Check MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of a file /*{{{*/ // --------------------------------------------------------------------- /* Returns false only if the checksums fail (the file not existing is not a checksum mismatch) */ bool VerifyChecksums(string File,unsigned long Size,string MD5) { struct stat Buf; if (stat(File. ... */ void pkgAcqIndex::Done(string Message,unsigned long Size,string MD5, pkgAcquire::MethodConfig *Cfg) { Item::Done(Message,Size,MD5,Cfg); if (Decompression == true) { // CNC:2002-07-03 unsigned long FSize; string MD5Hash; if (Repository != NULL && Repository->HasRelease() == true && Repository->FindChecksums(RealURI,FSize,MD5Hash) == true) { // We must always get here if the repository is authenticated if (FSize != Size) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("Size mismatch"); Rename(DestFile,DestFile + ". FAILED"); if (_config->FindB("Acquire::Verbose",false) == true) _error->Warning("Size mismatch of index file %s: %ul was supposed to be %ul", RealURI. ... empty() == false && MD5Hash != MD5) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("MD5Sum mismatch"); Rename(DestFile,DestFile + ". FAILED"); if (_config->FindB("Acquire::Verbose",false) == true) _error->Warning("MD5Sum mismatch of index file %s: %s was supposed to be %s", RealURI. ... */ void pkgAcqIndexRel::Done(string Message,unsigned long Size,string MD5, pkgAcquire::MethodConfig *Cfg) { Item::Done(Message,Size,MD5,Cfg); // CNC:2002-07-03 if (Authentication == true) { if (Repository->IsAuthenticated() == true) { // Do the fingerprint matching magic string FingerPrint = LookupTag(Message,"Signature-Fingerprint"); if (FingerPrint. empty() == true) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("No valid signatures found in Release file"); return; } // Match fingerprint of Release file if (Repository->Vendor->FingerPrint != FingerPrint) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("Signature fingerprint of Release file does not match (expected ") +Repository->Vendor->FingerPrint+_(", got ")+FingerPrint+")"; return; } } // Done, move it into position string FinalFile = _config->FindDir("Dir::State::lists"); FinalFile += URItoFileName(RealURI); Rename(DestFile,FinalFile); chmod(FinalFile. ... URI = "copy:" + FileName; QueueURI(Desc); return; } // CNC:2002-07-03 unsigned long FSize; string MD5Hash; if (Master == false && Repository != NULL && Repository->HasRelease() == true && Repository->FindChecksums(RealURI,FSize,MD5Hash) == true) { if (FSize != Size) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("Size mismatch"); Rename(DestFile,DestFile + ". FAILED"); if (_config->FindB("Acquire::Verbose",false) == true) _error->Warning("Size mismatch of index file %s: %ul was supposed to be %ul", RealURI. ... empty() == false && MD5Hash != MD5) { Status = StatError; ErrorText = _("MD5Sum mismatch"); Rename(DestFile,DestFile + ". FAILED"); if (_config->FindB("Acquire::Verbose",false) == true) _error->Warning("MD5Sum mismatch of index file %s: %s was supposed to be %s", RealURI.

• Although a number of recognition systems based on various types of biometrics such as fingerprint, human face, hand shape, iris pattern and voice are commercially available, biometric recognition is not yet generally accepted as a reliable building block in security systems. ...
• Sensor or condition variability: The performance of biometric technology can significantly degrade when a mismatch exists between the training condition and testing environment, either due to sensor differences or due to incompatibilities between training set and real-life conditions. ...
• For example, fingerprint recognition is sometimes perceived as linked with forensic investigation and may therefore be directly rejected by some users. ...
• The improvement of robustness of fingerprint recognition. ...

• The technology of fingerprint database has been around and is being used by many developed countries such as the United States of America (U. ... The critical stage, called the Automated Fingerprint Identification (AFIS) imaging system rounds off the procedure as the computer now compares the fingerprint of a candidate with what is available on the database. Any mismatch turns up as either a double or multiple registrations and the culprit in question could be identified by his personal data. ...

• Far too many sci-fi films have used retina and fingerprint scanners or voice readers as plot devices. ...
• The retina scan, voice scan, and fingerprint scan are all examples of biometrics, an exploding area of automatic personal identification made public at last year’s Comdex computer conference in Las Vegas. ...
• Fingerprint scans compare a print scan to a stored file, while handprint scans measure a hand’s unique geometric aspects. ...
• For instance, illness or stress can affect voice patterns, which will in turn throw the reading off and cause a mismatch. Dirt or skin cuts can affect fingerprint scans, and clever disguises could disrupt a facial scan. ...

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• The quality of the fingerprint images is too poor to permit processing.
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• Erroneous or incomplete fingerprint(s) on images: fingers or hands out of sequence; printed twice; missing and no reason given.
• Fingerprint Image Submission Non-ident.
• The subject of this Fingerprint Image Submission contains FNU #%1, which is not contained in the FBI Subject Criminal History files. ...
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• purposes 34 their performance can also su#er due to a mismatch between training and testing conditions; for example, a change in the illumination direction 3 Apart from speech signals and face images, it is also possible to use biometrics such as the iris, fingerprints and hand geometry 30, 55, 120 . ...
• purposes 33 their performance can also suffer due to a mismatch between training and testing conditions; for example, a change in the illumination direction 3 Apart from speech signals and face images, it is also possible to use biometrics such as the iris, fingerprints and hand geometry 29, 52, 116 . ...
• 8 combine the matching scores of three traits (face, fingerprint and hand geometry) to enhance the performance of a biometric system. ...
• Fingerprint Classification and Matching Using a Filterbank - Prabhakar   (Correct).

• Fingerprint accuracy?.
• How accurate are traditional fingerprint identifications taken from crime scenes? According to this article, their reliability has not been as well-established scientifically as television and the movies might lead one to believe.
• , a mismatch proves that a suspect did not leave the fingerprint in question, but an apparent match means that only, say, 1 in 5 million people would have left a similar-appearing print.

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• A format for databasing and comparison of AFLP fingerprint profiles Yan Hong1 and Aaron Chuah1 .
• AFLP allows high-resolution genotyping but the lack of a format for databasing and comparison of AFLP fingerprint profiles limits its wider applications in profiling large numbers of biological samples.
• A scheme is described to represent a DNA fingerprint profile with a nucleotide sequence-like format in which the information line contains the minimal necessary details to interpret an AFLP DNA fingerprint profile. ... Algorithms for normalizing raw data, binning of fragments and comparing AFLP DNA fingerprint profiles are described. ... A BLAST-like reward-penalty concept is used to compare AFLP fingerprint profiles by matching peaks using two metrics: score and percentage of similarity. ... Example of use this software is given in evaluating novelty of a new tropical orchid cultivar by comparing its AFLP fingerprint profile against those of related commercial cultivars in a database.
• AFLP DNA fingerprint profiles can be databased and compared effectively with software developed based on our scheme and algorithms. ... Moreover, the same concepts can be applied to databasing and comparing DNA fingerprint profiles obtained with other DNA fingerprint techniques.
• "DNA fingerprint" refers to applying combined multilocus profile of DNA markers for identification of individual, clonal identical individuals (cultivar) or species. ... Because of the high level of polymorphism it provides, a few primer combinations will suffice to generate fingerprint with hundreds of highly replicable markers that allow high resolution genotyping any individual or clonally identical individuals (e. ... However, the lack of solution to database and compare AFLP fingerprint profiles impedes full exploitation of its potentials in areas such as individual profiling, help manage plant breeder rights and management of biodiversity.
• Results from such software are given in tabular form with size and quantitation information but without other minimal information to interpret an AFLP fingerprint profile like biological source of DNA and primer information. ... Such format should also allow easy databasing and comparing AFLP fingerprint profiles.
• In this paper, we suggest a simple format containing the minimal-necessary information about a DNA fingerprint (MIADF) which is compatible with all techniques of DNA fingerprinting. A DNA fingerprint profile is represented by a few informational fields and a pure-text signature, with DNA bands represented by a sequence of predefined alphanumeric symbols indicating different relative intensities. The specification of this format and accompanying algorithms for the normalization of raw data, binning DNA fragments and compare and score AFLP fingerprint profiles are described in detail.

• Frequency mismatch: High-tech gizmos, techno-unsavvy police .
• Soon, an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) will be installed in Mumbai even as the department plugs in to the Crime and Criminal Information System (CCIS). ...

• The mail server uses a special "fingerprint" to ensure that a user's mailbox in the mail database matches the correct user record in the current AppleShare IP Users & Groups Data File. The fingerprint is a unique number that is stored in both the user's record and the user's mailbox in the AppleShare IP Mail database. The mail server checks for fingerprint mismatches each time it starts up. When it finds a mailbox in the AppleShare IP Mail database whose fingerprint does not match the fingerprint of a user in the currently active Users & Groups Data File, the server disables that mailbox. ...
• You can prevent mailbox mismatch problems by taking these precautions: .

• It will do it by calculating fingerprint (sha-1 hash of der encoded certificate, 20 bytes formatted for nice print) and comparing it with trusted value picked up from config file. The best way to get this trusted fingerprint is PBS agreement or maybe website. ... Another question could be what exactly to do on certificate mismatch. ... When applied, SSL connection have a chance to fail for 2 reasons: "Fingerprint mismatch. ... "Fingerprint not set. ... One can consider to put fingerprint of current PBS certificate into cashcow. ... c Wed Aug 29 20:03:04 2001 *************** *** 88,94 **** * */ int sendPSIP(sbuf,slength,mbuf,mlength,keyfile,certfile, ! hostname,port,bindaddress,passphrase,cacertfile) char *sbuf,*mbuf; int slength,mlength; char *keyfile, *certfile, *cacertfile; --- 88,94 ---- * */ int sendPSIP(sbuf,slength,mbuf,mlength,keyfile,certfile, ! hostname,port,bindaddress,passphrase,cacertfile,fingerprint) char *sbuf,*mbuf; int slength,mlength; char *keyfile, *certfile, *cacertfile; *************** *** 96,101 **** --- 96,102 ---- char *bindaddress; char *passphrase; int port; + char *fingerprint; { /* ----------- VARIABLE DECLARATION ------------------- */ int t,tt,size; *************** *** 110,115 **** --- 111,122 ---- // create an SSL structure SSL *con = NULL; SSL_CTX *ctx=NULL; + + // payment gateway certificate + X509 *peer; + unsigned char peer_hash 20 ; + char fnprint 60 ; + int j; /* ----------- CODE START ------------------- */ *************** *** 269,274 **** --- 276,307 ---- "No cipher could be negotiated"); goto error; } + + // vf: make sure we are talking to the payment gateway, not just + // to a Verisign customer. + peer = SSL_get_peer_certificate(con); + if(!peer) { + sprintf(sslclient_error_, "No peer certificate"); + goto error; + } + + // SSL_ CTX_ set_purpose() instead? + // prepare Netscape-like fingerprint of certificate + X509_digest(peer, EVP_sha1(), peer_hash, NULL); + for(j=0; j<20; j++) + sprintf(2*j + fnprint, "%02X:", peer_hash j ); + fnprint 59 = 0; // overwrite last ":" + + if(!fingerprint) { + sprintf(sslclient_error_, "Fingerprint not set. Cant check %s", fnprint); + goto error; + } + + if(!strncmp(fingerprint, fnprint, 60)) { + sprintf(sslclient_error_, "Fingerprint mismatch. ...

• The computer peripheral device of claim 1 wherein the biometric acquisition portion is a fingerprint acquisition device and the biometric data is an image selected from a group consisting of fingerprints, thumbprints, and palm prints. ...
• The computer system of claim 15 wherein the biometric sensing portion is a fingerprint acquisition device and the biometric data is an image of a fingerprint. ...
• a light emitting source for illuminating the fingerprint; .
• a charged coupled device for capturing the image of the fingerprint; .
• an image conduit coupled to the charged coupled device for transmitting the image of the fingerprint to the charged coupled device; and .
• an optical focusing element coupled to the image conduit for focusing light reflected from the fingerprint to provide the image of the fingerprint. ...
• Typically, optical sensor 420 outputs a stream of biometric data representing an image of a portion of the user's palm and fingerprint to processor 440. ...
• Alternatively, when biometric data is detected, the biometric data, such as a representation of a fingerprint, palm-print, voiceprint, moisture reading, odor, and the like is processed, step 800. ...
• In embodiments of the present invention, classifying and determining unique data points from scanned fingerprint, thumbprint, or palm print data are familiar to those skilled in the art of biometric measurements. ...
• In such an example, the identification number would be the event data, and the fingerprint of the employee is the biometric data. ... However when there is either an employee ID/fingerprint mismatch, no fingerprint match, or no employee ID match, the employee may be re-prompted to enter her employee ID. ...
• In such an example, wherein a numeric touchpad is typically used to enter a password, keys of the numeric touchpad may include sensors that capture a fingerprint of the user and compares the fingerprint and the password to authorized fingerprints and passwords. The passwords may also be different for each user having a fingerprint in the database. ...
• One embodiment of the present invention may be embodied as a keypad including a biometric sensors for capturing at least one fingerprint, for example. Before an ATM transaction would be authorized, the password would have to match and the fingerprint would also have to match. Alternatively, the fingerprint is maintained for evidentiary purposes in case the ATM card was used by an unauthorized user. ...

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