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The future of Biometric Security

  • 49articles
  • 2016first covered
  • 6 Feb 2026latest update
  • 2linked technologies

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All 49 articles on Biometric Security

  1. New Chinese ghost satellites see your face from spaceSecurity and privacy
  2. Mastercard sets 2030 goal for number free cards and passwordless paymentsConnected society
  3. This new Deepfake tool lets criminals easily bypass bank KYCSecurity and privacy
  4. Chinese researchers find a way to clone your fingerprints using soundSecurity and privacy
  5. This new Chinese camera protects you from unauthorised facial recognitionSecurity and privacy
  6. A world class airport is about to ditch passports foreverSecurity and privacy
  7. Smartphones could one day identify you by your gripSecurity and privacy
  8. Criminals cloned a directors voice to steal $35 Million in yet another spoofing attackSecurity and privacy
  9. In a world first Chinese hackers spoofed biometric authentication systems to steal $76 MillionSecurity and privacy
  10. New smartphone ultrasound fingerprint sensor really gets under your skinIndustry and manufacturing
  11. Researchers clever new filter protects your likeness from being DeepFakedSecurity and privacy
  12. Researchers say this AI can judge your personality from selfies aloneSecurity and privacy
  13. The US military’s new Jetson laser can identify you from just your heartbeatEarth and energy
  14. First of a kind attack as criminals clone a CEO’s voice and con UK energy firm out of $243,000Security and privacy
  15. Researchers have created an online AI that hides you from facial recognitionSecurity and privacy
  16. New Facebook AI de-identifies you in videos to protect you from facial recognition techSecurity and privacy
  17. World first after researchers create an AI made of glassAI and intelligence
  18. Researchers successfully weaponise AI to create a “Biometric master key”Security and privacy
  19. The founder of China’s largest online retailer envisions a “100% robotic workforce”Robotics
  20. China’s massive and unparalleled “AI in education” experiment has begunAI and intelligence
  21. Researchers use duelling AI’s to defeat facial recognition technologySecurity and privacy
  22. AI recruiters are using advanced surveillance like tech to interview job seekersAI and intelligence
  23. This AI reads your mind to recreate the faces you’re thinking ofAI and intelligence
  24. Your next smartphone could have sonarSecurity and privacy
  25. AI starts reading sentences directly from people’s brainsAI and intelligence
  26. Hitachi’s newest surveillance AI can follow you through a crowdSecurity and privacy
  27. DeepMind unveils the world’s first test to assess dangerous AI’s and algorithmsSecurity and privacy
  28. Researchers claim new ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is unhackableSecurity and privacy
  29. AI can now listen to individuals in a crowdAI and intelligence
  30. Researchers have developed an AI that can identify masked individualsSecurity and privacy
  31. There’s something fishy about Dubai Airports new security technologySecurity and privacy
  32. South China Airlines swaps boarding cards for facial recognitionSecurity and privacy
  33. AI is helping create realistic “Fake news!” videos and it’s going to be a problemAI and intelligence
  34. Terrorists are using ‘Photo morph’ fraud to circumvent border securityAI and intelligence
  35. Hackers have found a new way to hack Samsung’s iris security systemSecurity and privacy
  36. Dreamcatchers, researchers announce they can see into people’s dreamsSecurity and privacy
  37. Clinton, Obama and Trump just endorsed a scarily accurate AI mimicAI and intelligence
  38. Researchers use artificial intelligence to automatically age facesAI and intelligence
  39. A connected heart just helped convict a man of arsonConnected society
  40. Australia hails the end of passports as it rolls out biometrics at airportsSecurity and privacy
  41. Hackers can copy your fingerprints directly from photosSecurity and privacy
  42. Fringe actors are trying to fight back against our commercial “surveillance state”Security and privacy
  43. The era of pre-crime? Chinese AI can tell you’re a criminal by looking at your photoSecurity and privacy
  44. Scientists confirm our brains have unique fingerprintsBiotech and enhanced humans
  45. Adobe’s new software lets you Photoshop voices on demandAI and intelligence
  46. Watch your mouth, Google’s DeepMind lip reads better than humansAI and intelligence
  47. Scientists use WiFi to read your emotionsSecurity and privacy
  48. SRI unveils Minority Report like touchless biometric technologiesSecurity and privacy
  49. New brain scanning technologies can pull secrets from your brain wavesSecurity and privacy

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How many articles has 311 Institute published about Biometric Security?

311 Institute has published 49 articles about Biometric Security since 2016, most recently on 6 February 2026.

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