Hi, recently I had a discussion about biometric data. The following problem occured: Assume someone wants to register at a website. He swipes his finger over his fingerprint reader. The reader generates strong passphrase from the fingerprint and other data (hostname of the targeted site, user name etc.) and creates a strong password. This will be the users login password. Everytime the user wants to log in again he swipes his finger over the reader, password is generated again and sent to the site.
We were not sure if it possible to generate the same passphrase again and again. Does anyone know if such systems exist? Will generating the passphrase work? I'd glad to hear some opinions about this. -- Jens Kubieziel http://www.kubieziel.de FdI#157: eMail I don't have an email address. I reached an age where my main purpose is not to receive messages. (Umberto Eco)
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