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Protection of privacy in biometric data

Natgunanathan et al., 2016

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7542170314062926752
Author
Natgunanathan I
Mehmood A
Xiang Y
Beliakov G
Yearwood J
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IEEE access

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Biometrics is commonly used in many automated verification systems offering several advantages over traditional verification methods. Since biometric features are associated with individuals, their leakage will violate individuals' privacy, which can cause serious and …
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