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Security and privacy issues are topics of growing concern in the Internet era and as a result
of the growing demand for anti-terrorism activity. This raises great interest in biometric …

As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to permeate various aspects of daily life, ensuring
robust security measures becomes imperative to safeguard sensitive data and preserve user …

Biometric recognition systems are part of our daily life. They enable a user-convenient
authentication alternative to passwords or tokens as well as high security identity …

This special issue of IET Biometrics," BIOSIG 2021 Special Issue on Efficient, Reliable, and
Privacy-Friendly Biometrics", has as starting point the 2021 edition of the Biometric Special …

It is clearly redundant to extensively discuss the upcoming era of 5G and pervasive
computing or, in other words, the Internet of Things (IoT). Scientific and industrial …

Today's “new technological realities” force us to examine, from the law and policy
perspectives, what is required to safeguard the public interest and to ensure optimal results …

Biometric technologies promise many benefits, including stronger user authentication,
greater user convenience, improved security, and operational efficiencies. These …

Biometric systems promise to transform our lives by enhancing capabilities to rapidly detect,
analyse and respond to human features and behaviours. Yet while we are at the dawn of the …

Living in the wilderness or living in a cardboard box under the bridge once got you a kind of
privacy, but “in public” now means “privacy-free.” You know all that, so is there anything new …