Simson Garfinkel

Articles by Simson Garfinkel

Using traceback to find Mr. Wrong

Some jerk is targeting your employees, or trying to gum up your systems and you want to know who it is. The latest

Antivirus: great business, lost cause

Here's a paradox: the business of antivirus software has never been better. And yet the long-term prognosis in the antivirus battle has never been more bleak.

Biometrics slouches toward the mainstream

With face recognition systems turning up in airports, palm geometry scanners installed at "secure" Exodus Communications Inc. hosting facilities, and Panasonic Consumer Electronics Inc. selling the Authenticam iris recognition system for less than US$200, biometrics have finally moved from the laboratory to the marketplace. Indeed, the International Biometrics Group pegs the market at $524 million in 2001, growing to $729 million in 2002.

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