Feb 19th • 3,922 notesThe team over at a University in Taiwan has successfully tested the concept of translating a human heartbeat into an encryption key by using and electrocardiograph (ECG) reading from a person’s palm and capturing the unique signature a person’s heart makes. Once extracted, a secret key is generated as part of an encryption scheme.
Original poster: did-you-kno
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Couldn’t they just use your finger print as your password?
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