By Will Sturgeon
Published: Friday 20 August 2004
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Name
Andrew Clark
Location
Dorset, UK
Occupation
IT Consultant
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The problem that I have with all of this comes down to total reliance on a single security measure.
I strongly suspect that policy makers in governments and companies alike will assume that their sophisticated biometric systems are 100% secure.
However, it's rather like having a single door to a castle. If you manage to open it, the entire fortress falls.
Not very wise, I think!
The problem that I have with all of this comes dow...
Andrew Clark
The answers given here show an unbelievable level ...
Anonymous
Anonymous is absolutely right. The pond scum runn...
Bob Watt
Still unanswered ...
So what does happen WHEN (...
Simon
So as I asked and wasn't answered I'll ask again.
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Karen Challinor
This all smells of big brother and I want no part ...
Duane
Duane
What can you do about it? Pray... a lot....
Anonymous
If it doesn't work!! Anybody tried to open a new ...
Andrew Strathdee
What happens when the electricity goes out? or the...
susan
Karen was absolutely on the money. Personally I d...
Anonymous
Just say NO to Biometrics. Just say NO to ...
Harry Price
What happens if I walk into the biometric card iss...
Anonymous
Why dosen't the goverment inform us sooner about B...
Anonymous
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