Exploring Biometrics Security & Privacy Concerns

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• Unique physical traits (fingerprint, iris).
• Behoviorol patterns (voice).
• Focial feotures for iclentificotion.

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• Hig her level of security
• Unique traits for authenticity
• No neecl to remem ber possworcls
• Quick oncl streamlinecl access
• Intuitive ancl easy authentication
• Future Proof

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Data Breaches Biometric data con be hacked,
exposing unique traits like fingerprints or
facial patterns for identity ffeft or
unauthorized zzccess. Unauthorized Access
Stolen biometric data can enable unauthorized
access to systems, accounts, or facilities,
raising finzzncio/ and security
risks. Surveillance Biometrics wide use in
public spaces and businesses con Ieod to constant
surveillance, infringing Rcy rights and
roising data han6ling questions. Non-RevocobIe
Biometric data is irreplaceable once
compromised, it cannot be changed like passwords.
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• Encryption Use strong encryption for biometric
  data to prevent breaches and keep intercefited
  data unreadable.
• Anonymizotion Anonymizing biometric data
  enhances privacy by removing personal info,
  making it harder for attackers to identify
  individuals.
• Consent Obtain explicit user consent. Users
  snould know now tneir biometric data will be
  collected, stored, and usecf, giving tnem control.

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Embracing biometrics clemoncls a careful
equilibrium between the security yains they
provicle ancl the potential Rcyconcerns they
raise.
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