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A NIST CSRC biometrics page lists publications and more tagged with "biometrics".

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has a Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) page for items tagged with "biometrics". The page [0] lists NIST items in the following categories: publications, news, projects, and events. The index material falls in

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World ID does an Italian launch (Sam Altman's eye scanning)

Summary: Rome, Italy is the location of the Italian introduction of World ID. How people enroll: People download the World app to find a location to get their eyes scanned. What it does: It claims to give people easier access to confirming their identity for things like tic

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On Wikipedia's treatment of biometrics

The general Wikipedia entry on biometrics serves as a decent launching-off point for exploring various aspects of the world of biometrics, including the general field of measuring biology use cases for computer security, and the relationship to surveillance, and related critic

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Digg uses email + OTP (no biometrics) as of early 2026

As of now, Digg appears to check that user are really themselves, to sign in, with this: identify who you want to sign in as, by giving your email address receive short-lived code by email, to prove you have access to that email account This avoids a user really having to kn

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A NIST CSRC biometrics page lists publications and more tagged with "biometrics".

World ID does an Italian launch (Sam Altman's eye scanning)

On Wikipedia's treatment of biometrics

Digg uses email + OTP (no biometrics) as of early 2026

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