Plus fingerprint scanners are notoriously easy to replicate. Then again you could fool an iris scan with some kind of special contact lens?
It would be near-impossible to imprint the level of detail required on a contact lens, and equally difficult to position it so it lines up at the correct angle.
It would be near-impossible to imprint the level of detail required on a contact lens, and equally difficult to position it so it lines up at the correct angle.
I assume you mean to duplicate someone else's not simply to fool the machine into not recognising yours? I'd imagine it wouldn't be half as hard to fool the machine into thinking you simply are someone new it doesn't have the data for.
Anyhow i'm digressing, If optical recognition (not for bad handwriting lol) came into play i'm sure hollywood has taught me that Terrorists would find a way of nicking an eyeball from somewhere.....
[...] i'm sure hollywood has taught me that Terrorists would find a way of nicking an eyeball from somewhere.....
Analysing the 2D spatial frequency spectrum of the iris image for the peaks caused by the printer dither patterns found on commercially available fake-iris contact lensesWhere can I get these things? ;7