Campisi, 2013 - Google Patents

Security and privacy in biometrics: towards a holistic approach

Campisi, 2013

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3001305134568014449
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Campisi P
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Security and privacy in biometrics

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Security and privacy in biometric systems have been traditionally seen as two requirements hindering each other. Only in the recent past researchers have started investigating it as a joint optimization problem which needs to be tackled from both a legal, procedural, and a …
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