Biometric

What is one advantage of biometric data?

• It is easy to forge or steal

• It can be easily shared or transferred

• It is difficult to forge or steal

• It is not unique to each individual

What is one consideration when it comes to storing biometric data?

• Potential for misuse or data breaches

• Ease of sharing or transferring

• Accuracy of the data

• Compatibility with all devices

What do biometric authentication systems need to incorporate to prevent spoofing attacks?

• Liveness detection measures

• Password authentication

• Token verification

• PIN verification

What may impose strict requirements on the collection and storage of biometric data?

• Data protection laws and regulations

• Ease of sharing or transferring

• Accuracy of the data

• Compatibility with all devices

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-2

What does voice recognition authenticate users based on?

• Their typing rhythm

• Their mouse movement

• Their gait

• Their voice patterns

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-5

What does the word 'biometrics' mean?

• To measure life

• To measure body parts

• To identify a person

• To digitize electronic data

What is a potential problem with biometric systems?

• False acceptances

• False rejections

• Both false acceptances and false rejections

• None of the above

Which of the following is NOT a biometric feature used for identification?

• Handprint

• Ear shape

• Retina scan

• Hair color

How do biometric systems recognize a person's face?

• By analyzing the intensities of light over the face

• By measuring the locations of facial features

• By scanning the irises of the eyes

• By capturing 3D images of the face

Which biometric feature is considered the 'ultimate biometric'?

• Handprint

• Retina scan

• DNA

• Voiceprint