Using passwords may soon become obsolete as experts say the future of security, especially in banking, will be using biometrics to log into an account.
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Using passwords may soon become obsolete as experts say the future of security, especially in banking, will be using biometrics to log into an account.
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Biometrics, such as fingerprint scanning or face scanning, can help improve security at a hospital, school or university’. In this video interview with Campus …
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If you’re a fan of science fiction movies, you’ve almost certainly seen fascinating scenes of lead characters gaining access to top-secret locations thanks to iris scans or fingerprint readings.
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While chip technology will help foil false reproduction of credit, debit and prepaid cards using stolen information, biometrics must be added to stop fraudsters
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The biometric solution enables use of best practices for password protocols and diminishes any vulnerabilities related to password breaches and security issues.
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There could be a new credit crunch in emerging markets as interest rates rise across the world. IMF warns governments in emerging markets to prepare for a rise …
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TOKYO, – Emerging market currencies strengthened against the dollar Thursday, helped by an upbeat mood across Asian equity markets on speculation of increased monetary stimulus, reports BSS.
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Emerging market stocks rallied Thursday, with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund (EEM) rising nearly 0.6%, with names in China and some frontier markets offsetting negative returns in Russia, India and Greece.
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Despite more weak economic data from China, the iShares China Large-Cap exchange-traded fund (FXI) is up 0.7% at the open and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is up 0.8 percent. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images A Chinese 100-yuan note.
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Stock ETFs jabbed higher Wednesday, as investors cheered a biotech rally and strong performance in overseas markets.
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