Imagine walking into a bank and having your account flash onto the teller’s computer screen before you even say a word. Or consider what it would be like to call your institution’s customer service ...

Technology companies say it won’t be long before people can use scans of their fingerprints — or even their faces — to start their cars, access their bank accounts or buy lunch at a school cafeteria.

LIKE THE PERENNIAL bridesmaid hoping to find her perfect match, makers of biometrics technology continue to search for easier and more cost-effective means to secure user implementation. Despite some ...

Over the past few decades, technology has taken a fascinating turn. One can use a retinal scan to expedite the airport security process. Need to clock in for work? This can be done with the scan of a ...

Recent years have witnessed a significant increase in the level of banking inclusion. In 2022, around 70% of the population had access to a bank account, up from ~40% a decade earlier, according to ...

"Diamonds are Forever," 1971: James Bond leaves a fake fingerprint on a glass, which then fakes out a spy's high-tech scanner, which in Hollywood terms means that it uses a lot of red lights. "Never ...

Biometric technology has become more integrated into everyday life for many consumers. From facial recognition and fingerprint readers to airport body scanners and more, the technology is quickly ...

Why would anyone want to steal the fingerprints of Federal government employees? Not for identity theft; it is all about biometric espionage. Sign up here. Earlier this summer the United States ...