Security Devices/Medical Records vs. Security Records - Revision history

Arcology Expert Program at 18:49, 17 November 2022

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	The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?" The problem there is {{wp\|cryptographic hash function\|hash}}ing and {{wp\|salt}}ing — security databases don't include the original print, only data that can be used to validate a scan. Besides, cracking a lock is often an easier task than cracking the host that controls the lock.		The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?" The problem there is {{wp\|cryptographic hash function\|hash}}ing and {{wp\|salt}}ing — security databases don't include the original print, only data that can be used to validate a scan. Besides, cracking a lock is often an easier task than cracking the host that controls the lock.

	Medical databases are a different story. Because they often need to be compared over time to diagnose medical issues, they tend to include the full data rather than only what's cryptographically useful. The higher the social stratum (and the higher the medical contract) a person has, the more likely they are to have more complete data in ~~thier~~ medical profile. Of course, those hosts tend to be more secure, too.		Medical databases are a different story. Because they often need to be compared over time to diagnose medical issues, they tend to include the full data rather than only what's cryptographically useful. The higher the social stratum (and the higher the medical contract) a person has, the more likely they are to have more complete data in their medical profile. Of course, those hosts tend to be more secure, too.

Arcology Expert Program at 18:49, 17 November 2022

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	Medical databases are a different story. Because they often need to be compared over time to diagnose medical issues, they tend to include the full data rather than only what's cryptographically useful. The higher the social stratum (and the higher the medical contract) a person has, the more likely they are to have more complete data in thier medical profile. Of course, those hosts tend to be more secure, too.		Medical databases are a different story. Because they often need to be compared over time to diagnose medical issues, they tend to include the full data rather than only what's cryptographically useful. The higher the social stratum (and the higher the medical contract) a person has, the more likely they are to have more complete data in thier medical profile. Of course, those hosts tend to be more secure, too.

	~~''Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.''~~

Arcology Expert Program at 17:35, 17 November 2022

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	The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?"		The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?" The problem there is {{wp\|cryptographic hash function\|hash}}ing and {{wp\|salt}}ing — security databases don't include the original print, only data that can be used to validate a scan. Besides, cracking a lock is often an easier task than cracking the host that controls the lock.

	The ~~problem there is {{wp\|cryptographic hash function\|hash}}ing~~ and ~~{{wp\|salt}}ing~~.		Medical databases are a different story. Because they often need to be compared over time to diagnose medical issues, they tend to include the full data rather than only what's cryptographically useful. The higher the social stratum (and the higher the medical contract) a person has, the more likely they are to have more complete data in thier medical profile. Of course, those hosts tend to be more secure, too.

			''Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.''

Arcology Expert Program at 17:00, 17 November 2022

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	The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?"		The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?"

	The problem there is {{wp\|hash}}ing and {{wp\|salt}}ing.		The problem there is {{wp\|cryptographic hash function\|hash}}ing and {{wp\|salt}}ing.

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The first thought on biometrics might be: "Why don't we just hack the security database to get the profile and build our fake from that?"

The problem there is {{wp|hash}}ing and {{wp|salt}}ing.