Editor's note: The following was originally posted as a comment to our June 15, 2015, CUTimes.com news story, "DNA Data Security Favored by One in Four Americans."
It sounds interesting that "72% of consumers said they would appreciate the use of biometric identification in banking (such as fingerprints or iris recognition) for device authentication in financial services transactions."
I agree that biometric authentication – involving voice, facial recognition and fingerprints – can be a great idea, but what should I do if my biometric data is stolen? I know how I can change my password when needed, but how can I get another voice, face or other biometric? We still have that problem to solve.
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