thanks John,

it is interesting...

marc
> Aussie Kids Foil Finger Scanner With Gummi --
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> This might be of interest;
>
> Casts of terminally ill peoples fingerprints sold at -  
> http://buymyfingerprints.com/
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>     Message: 7
>     Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2010 11:09:20 +0100
>     From: info <i...@furtherfield.org <mailto:i...@furtherfield.org>>
>     Subject: [NetBehaviour] Aussie Kids Foil Finger Scanner With Gummi
>            Bears.
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>     Aussie Kids Foil Finger Scanner With Gummi Bears.
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>     "An Australian high school has installed 'secure' fingerprint scanners
>     for roll call for senior students
>     
> (http://www.zdnet.com.au/sweet-bypass-for-student-finger-scanner-339306878.htm),
>     which savvy kids may be able to circumvent with sweets from their
>     lunch
>     box. The system replaces the school's traditional sign-in system with
>     biometric readers that require senior students to have their
>     fingerprints read to verify attendance. The school principal says
>     (http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/10/26/3048694.htm) the system
>     is better than swipe cards because it stops truant kids getting their
>     mates to sign-in for them. But using the Gummi Bear attack
>     (http://cryptome.org/gummy.htm), students can make replicas of
>     their own
>     fingerprints from gelatin, the ingredient in Gummi Bears, to forge a
>     replica finger. The attack worked against a bunch of scanners that
>     detect electrical charges within the human body, since gelatin has
>     virtually the same capacitance
>     (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitance) as a finger's skin."
>     Found on
>     Slashdot.org
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