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 ===Liveness===
 * https://diacc.ca/2021/06/29/facial-biometrics-liveness-3d-representation/ Facial Biometrics: Liveness and Anti-Spoofing] 2021-06-29 DIACC
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 [[Category: Identity Proofing]]
 [[Category: Proof]]
-[[Category: Identity Proof]]
+[[Category: Identity Proofing]]
 [[Category: Payment]]

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 [[Category: Glossary]]
 [[Category: Authentication]]
-[[Category: Assurance]]
+==Context==

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 * [https://www.xda-developers.com/google-chrome-supports-windows-hello-payment-authentication/ Google Chrome supports “Windows Hello” face unlock and fingerprint for payment authentication] 2020-05-22
 * [https://findbiometrics.com/chrome-users-can-now-authenticate-with-windows-hello-biometrics-905267/ Chrome Users Can Now Authenticate With Windows Hello Biometrics] 2020-05-26<blockquote>To enable the feature — which requires a Windows 10 device — users need to go to the Settings menu in the Chrome browser and select the Payment Methods submenu. From there it should just be a matter of toggling the switch next to the Windows Hello option. This action is validated by a hello scan and "OK" popup.</blockquote>
-* [https://github.com/WICG/idle-detection/blob/main/README.md  Idle dection] has been proposed for Chrome but not yet for Safari.
+* [https://github.com/WICG/idle-detection/blob/main/README.md  Idle dection] has been proposed (2021-06) for Chrome but not yet for Safari.
 ===Apple===

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 ===Android===
 * [https://developer.android.com/training/articles/keystore The Android Keystore system lets you store cryptographic keys in a container to make it more difficult to extract from the device]
 ===Chomium Browser===
 * [https://www.xda-developers.com/google-chrome-supports-windows-hello-payment-authentication/ Google Chrome supports “Windows Hello” face unlock and fingerprint for payment authentication] 2020-05-22
 * [https://findbiometrics.com/chrome-users-can-now-authenticate-with-windows-hello-biometrics-905267/ Chrome Users Can Now Authenticate With Windows Hello Biometrics] 2020-05-26<blockquote>To enable the feature — which requires a Windows 10 device — users need to go to the Settings menu in the Chrome browser and select the Payment Methods submenu. From there it should just be a matter of toggling the switch next to the Windows Hello option. This action is validated by a hello scan and "OK" popup.</blockquote>
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 * In some environments it is difficult to acquire biometric data, for example a first responder could be wrapped in protective gear.
 * Some mobile devices are used by more that one user, for example at a disaster site, which creates some confusion about the user at a particular time.
 ==Standards==

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 * Third Authentication Factor = something you are.
 * Liveness = evidence that the personal biometric measurement is taken directly from the presence of the individual.
-* [[Proof of Control]] - The user has complete control of the credential (aka private key) that is used in signing. It typically is created by the wallet that "holds" the key in hardware.
+* [[Proof of Control]] = The user has complete control of the credential (aka private key) that is used in signing. It typically is created by the wallet that "holds" the key in hardware.
-* [[Proof of Possession]] - The user has access to credentials (typically a priavate key) that can be used to prove they control that credential.
+* [[Proof of Possession]] = The user has access to credentials (typically a priavate key) that can be used to prove they control that credential.
-* Proof of Presence - The user performs some act that can tie their real-wold presence at the device that is creating the message (that test can be run either local or remote)
+* Proof of Presence = The user performs some act that can tie their real-wold presence at the device that is creating the message (that test can be run either local or remote)
-* Camera Use - The user device can scan data or faces and forward them to the verifier as a part of on-line proofing that is not part of this topic.
+* Camera Use = The user device can scan data or faces and forward them to the verifier as a part of on-line proofing that is not part of this topic.
 Some of these definitions come from the wiki page [[Multi-factor_Authentication#Standard_categories_of_Authentication_Factors|Multi-factor Authentication]].