… However, if the first experience from biometric security is somewhat … ’ repeat use intentions
of biometric security, such as the perceived benefits, perceived risks, and initial use intention. …

… So why do not we use biometrics everywhere instead of … Data acquisition must be repeated
if the quality of input sample … Biometric data are not considered to be secret and security of a …

… to the enrollment biometric. This is a major security hazard; the attacker can subsequently
use the enrollment biometric to gain repeated access to the system, and to any other biometric-…

… The image resulting in an improved match score is retained and this process is repeated in
… Jain and Uludag [13] suggest the use of steganography principles to hide biometric data (eg, …

… of security and simplifies authentication for end users while preserving privacy. Speaker
Verification is the most natural biometric technology to use … are prompted to repeat a onetime …

… investigations to identify suspects and repeat criminals. Now, … system security concerns
deals with biometric template security. … We use the term first generation biometric systems to …

… For example, if you plan to use a biometric to reduce—as … an existing security system with
a biometric-based one may … field conditions, they cannot be repeated. You can only attempt to …

… systems withappropriate safeguards will help avoid repeating this mistake. … As a
consequence, we also support the need for legislative authorization for many biometric uses. This …

… investigations to identify suspects and repeat criminals. Now, … We use the term first generation
biometric systems to … that can make the whole biometric security system ineffective [44]. …

… exploited to compromise the security of a biometric system. Finally, … Biological biometrics
make use of traits at a genetic and … (STR) 1 analysis, which is used to compare allele repeats at …