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...
Argentina Upgrades Its Relatively New 2,000-Pesos Banknote
On November 7, just months after issuing its first 2,000-pesos banknote, the Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) has put into circulation an...
Busted: Belgian-Greek Network Smuggling Migrants with fake IDs
The following news story was released by Europe’s Border Security Report earlier this month.
Authorities in Belgium and Greece have dismantled a network that was...
Security Banknote Hologram Wins International Trade Award
An advanced banknote showcasing the best in micromirror and hologram integration, has won the ‘Best Applied Security Product’ category at the Excellence in Holography...
Provisional Agreement on European Digital ID Reached
The Council of the European Union issued the following press release on November 9, 2023.
With a view to ensuring a trusted and secure...
Biometric Technologies of the Future: Gait Recognition
Gait recognition is the next potential biometric which is being looked at very closely as a viable technology of the future. Gait recognition, simply...
