Security scanner can see through clothes
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The Phoenix airport on Friday became the first in the United States to test new X-ray technology that can see through people's clothes and show the body's contours with blush-inducing clarity.
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The T.S.A. has approved a machine that scans air passengersâ shoes, while on their feet, for suspicious metal and signs of potentially explosive material.
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A less-than-futuristic surveillance system in San Francisco.
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EAGAN, Minn.  -- Several Minnesota police departments are field testing a handheld device that scans a suspect's fingerprint and digitally checks it against Minnesota's criminal history and fingerprint database...
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A new airport security system relies on human judgment
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Handling of images could allow an attacker to take over your PC.
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New facial-recognition software for handheld computers, which amounts to a portable mug book, is being field-tested by Los Angeles police. Civil liberties advocates warn privacy and accuracy are key issues.
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With a quick imprint of a suspect's two fingers on a handheld device, Columbus police can get instant access to the person's identity without making a trip to the booking office.
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Security and surveillance efforts could be bolstered by a simple imaging tool, a scientist claims.
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If you buy things on the Web--or even just browse--you could be at risk from prying eyes and sloppy security. Some people want to change that.
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An intruder could manipulate a flaw in how the browsers handle image files to see where the user has been surfing.
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The Phoenix airport on Friday became the first in the United States to test new X-ray technology that can see through people's clothes
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An idea for a portable device which can see through camouflage is to be developed with government cash.
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Passengers identified for additional security screening will now have their passes checked for explosives using document-scanning machines.
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SCAGGSVILLE, Md. -- Stephanie Cerneck doesn't go through the checkout line at her supermarket anymore. Or even the self-checkout line. She uses a personal scanner offered by the Bloom grocery store near her home, scanning each item as she takes it off the shelf and bagging as she shops. When she's...
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A "smart" shirt, incorporating   stainless steel threads, has been developed by European   scientists to monitor heart patients on the move.
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WLAN security company AirDefense disclosed the findings of its four-day scan of New York City retailers' wireless nets. The results: Not good.