Escaping 'Password Hell': biometrics of IT and security

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Microchip implants? Bring 'em on I say!

Peter Cochrane is Professor of Sentient Systems at The University of Suffolk, UK Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, we have built systems and machines on the basis that people wil...

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