[LINK] Phishing past two-factor authentication

[Rick Welykochy]

Adrian Chadd wrote:

> Or when people start viewing DNA evidence as infalliable and suddenly you
> find a thriving black market in flakes of hair and skin..

For that reason alone, DNA should never be used for ID. Perhaps as
part of a multi-level authentication scheme, yes.

Ironic that what is the one unique thing that identifies an
individual is so easily stolen and misused.

There is a case in the courts now where the defendant is
claiming that the cops purloined his used condoms to fake an ID
in order to falsely nail him for a rape he did not commit.


cheers
rickw


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