Monthly Archives: November 2012
Keesing Journal 37
Editorial:
Security: Who pays? Who cares?
Design:
The golden harmony of Fibonacci
Striking a fine balance in banknote design
Geberal interest:
Protecting intellectual property
Multimodal biometric...
Keesing Journal 38
Innovation:
Palm vein authenticaton and its applications
High accuracy biometric authentication
General interest:
Defining ID cards with ISO/IEC 24789
A new durability standard for the...
Keesing Journal 39
General interest:
Image production for identity documents
Why achieving optimal image quality is not as easy as it seems
Cases analysed:
Biocryptography
Increasing the protection...
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LIVE BLOG: Arkansas Launches Mobile ID; Arizona Helps Foster Youth Get Driver’s Licenses
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