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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"ID cards"”.
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A microprocessor-based entry access and identification logging system
… barcode scanner interfaced to the microprocessor identifies users by reading their university ID cards. A permanent record of each entry/exit is made on a magnetic cassette tape. A software package which runs on the university's mainframe computer is used to analyze the entry/exit information.
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Co-channel digital signal separation : application and practice
… signals. To do this, we design a multiple RFID card reader capable of decoding multiple commodity ID cards simultaneously. These passive RFID cards transmit DBPSK waveforms once activated. A signal separation function at the receiver delivers great convenience to the users without increasing …
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Freedom and order : how democratic governments abridge civil liberties after terrorist attacks -- and why sometimes they don't
… the variation in governments' civil liberty-abridging responses to terrorist attacks?" In the United States, it was not until a year after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing-and three years after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing-that Bill Clinton signed major civil liberty-limiting, …
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Proactive Management Of Lost Bank Cards
In the current rapidly advancing digital era, financial institutions need to ensure the secure handling of compromised bank cards, to reduce losses from unauthorized transactions. Although modern technologies have advanced, mitigation strategies for compromised bank cards remain largely reactive …
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THE USE OF ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES IN THE WORKPLACE: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION
… recording telephone conversations, employee ID cards, and electronically gathering and measuring work performance. The increased incidences of electronic surveillance have had a number of effects on employees. This research concentrated on the use of quantified electronic performance …
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Bodies as Risky Resources: The Japanese Identification Systems as Surveillance, Population Control and Colonial Violence in Occupied Northeast China
… the emergence and transformation of national identification (ID) systems in modern Japan. I focus on colonial techniques of the ID systems in Northeast China under Japanese occupation in 1931-1945. Colonial ID techniques paid particular attention to identifying individuals and tracking their …
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Race & Mobility in the Digital Periphery: New Urban Frontiers of Migration Control
… such as sophisticated public Wi-Fi, smart ID cards, and digitalised city services, in an environment prone to deportation raids, has led to deep information “panics”. In Berlin, a combination of civil society and private sector technology initiatives have produced a deluge of largely unused …
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From Documents to Data: The Emergence of National Biometric Identification Systems in the 20th and 21st Centuries
… faces, or other parts of the body – into ID cards, passports, databases and other national identification systems for their own citizens. How did biometric identification transform from a technology primarily aimed at criminals, colonial subjects, and groups at society’s margins, into a …
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Biometric authentication systems for secured e-transactions in Saudi Arabia. An empirical investigation of the factors affecting users' acceptance of fingerprint authentication systems to improve online security for e-commerce and e-government websites in Saudi Arabia.
… secure e-commerce systems. Fraud via the web, identity theft, and phishing are raising concerns for users and financial organisations. In addition, current authentication methods, like passwords, have many problems (e.g. some users write them down, they forget them, or they make them easy to …