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In today’s networked world, the need to maintain the security of information or physical property is becoming both increasingly important and increasingly difficult. From time to time we hear about the crimes of credit card fraud, computer break-in’s by hackers, or security breaches in a company or government building.

In most of these crimes, the criminals were taking advantage of a fundamental flaw in the conventional access control systems: the systems do not grant access by “who we are”, but by “what we have”, such as ID cards, keys, passwords, PIN numbers, or mother’s maiden name. None of these means really define us. Rather, they merely are a means to authenticate us. It goes without saying that if someone steals, duplicates, or acquires these identity means, he or she will be able to access our data or our personal property any time they want.


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