a simple glue mold to trick the scanner. fing up we were working with the only detection device that was certified in germany for that purpose the company claimed that the device could distinguish between a fingerprint mockup on the real thing. and so we used a fake fingerprint and the device couldn t tell the difference. in it and then for its say that s definitely cause for concern today we want to find out whether there are similar problems with security systems that are based on the iris of the human eye. we take a photograph of starbuck s iris. he
it and it s the sorts of speeds. this is how the biometric fingerprint authentic asian process usually works the images of valuating converted into digital form and then stored in a database. when you try to access the device with a fingerprint it s compared with the image in the database if it matches your rent . it doesn t you re out of luck. but how secure are the systems. to find out more about that we travel to berlin. we have an appointment to meet a hacker who calls himself starbuck. he s shown how easy it is to forge a fingerprint. something the thing up to we were working with the only detection device that was certified in germany for that proposition for the company claimed
specific point. that may help. the frequency is right. 37.5. the circumstances are really questionable. what else transmits at that frequency? what else might it be? it doesn t really have to be at that frequency. the locator or whatever detection device they have can pick up other nearby frequencies. sometimes 100 kilohertz which would be side-scan sonar or other sonar can interfere and if they are not used to reading and analyzing the signal, one could take it the wrong way. mr. carr, unless the chinese had information that led them in this direction, this would truly have to represent finding the needle in the haystack. indeed it is. you have to be on top of it
eight-inch and a half inches around the chest there was no way we could hoist her out. so it turned out the only option we really had was to cut through the concrete. as you are cutting through the concrete, the dust was causing for her breathing. so had you to stop for a while and give her a breathing mask. did that alleviate the problem and howling did it take you to cut through? the concrete dust and carbon monoxide was a major concern of ours. we were able to use a detection device to make sure the air quality was good. as far as the overall time it took and this is one of the reasons why this was not our first choice for getting her out it was probably around three hours. three hours, i notice and you
no matter what we do to protect ourselves with t.s.a. and the rest they are trying to figure out ways around that. guest: they will continue to do this. it doesn t take a rocket scientist to make a bomb, or how to implant bombs in a bed. if you have the internet you have intelligence people with information. and access to materials, they will be able to construct the explosives. that means we have to get better at detection and we have to have much more intelligence sharing inside and outside so we are able to look from our skies and with our partners. and also have people on the ground. but we cannot afford to be come place enand we have to understand and invest in research and development and new technology because they will try to take advantage of whatever we put in for detection device, and they will figure a way around