The 6th day (2000)
Adam's blood analysis just before reading memory through the eyes,
but this is not for identification.
Adam pays the taxi using his fingerprint.
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Adam Gibson's identity checked at the police station:
"thumbprint checked against records...match confirmed".
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Adam shots Talia's hand...
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... who is not so happy to loose her fingers.
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Adam tries to steal Talia's car...
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... and is rejected, remaining 10 seconds before the alarm...
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... so Adam takes the cut finger from Talia...
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... and uses it...
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... searching...
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... and starting Talia's car.
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"Double X Charter" building fingerprint access control...
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...accessing.
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To enter the WEIR building, Adam is using Talia's cut finger...
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... access granted! (so no aliveness detection, as usual)
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Then, Adam wants to access an elevator, using again Talia's cut finger, but the
finger falls...
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... on the floor...
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... Adam finally enters the lift, even if the security guard is suspicious :)
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Talia also wants to access the WEIR building...
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... but is rejected...
BTW, it is impossible to get a perfect clone using only genetic
material, and fingerprints will be different from one clone to another...
Then security deactivates her credentials.
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... login rejected...
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...because she is already in the building!
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... so the security deactivates her credentials to lock Adam (and Talia as well, by the way...).
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So, when Adam try again to use the cut finger...
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... it does not work.
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So, back to the good old methods.
- May I help you?
- Oh yes, put your finger here.
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A second time. Practical key!
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And a third time, but the guard is less cooperative :)
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Done.
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Along Came a Spider (2000)
Fingerprint eraser machine: deposition of a kind of varnish on the skin.
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Antitrust (2000)
Dust for fingerprints on the computer keyboard.
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Followed by a manual match, using transparencies.
"Don't need a computer!" ;-)
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Charlie’s Angels (2000)
Eye reader of the security system protecting the computer of RedStar. Seems to be an iris system (very often confused with retinal scan).
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Stealing the iris image of the authorized person without cooperation.... Then a contact lens is made using the image.
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Contact lens used to fool the eye reader.
Note it's only a colored lens... that's not a copy!
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Latent fingerprints are stolen on a beer bottle.
Girls are lucky to get such a good print!
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Automated latent print reader.
Note that the full hand is acquired: very lucky!
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Fake fingerprint maker: nice tool ;-)
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Fake fingerprints fool the "gelatin" reader.
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Knox has designed a voice-identification software which,
combined with the GPS of RedStar, enables to localize Charlie.
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Dracula 2000 (2000)
The burglars break the security system that protects the crypt.
After the password level, there is a palmprint security system...
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...spoofed with a latex fake.
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The voice recognition system is faked with a tape player.
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A fake electronic iris.
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Note that the pupil dilates!
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The electronic iris fakes the eye sensor.
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Hollow Man (2000) / L'homme sans ombre
Fingerprint recognition to access the lab.
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Elevator to the lab with voice+speech recognition:
Dr Caine deleted the access rights of his collegues to lock them in the lab.
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Mission Impossible 2 (2000)
Retinal scan to read the mission using the glasses.
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Facial recognition to identify John McCloy
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Vocal identification faked using a record.
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Mission to Mars (2000)
In a spaceship, millions of km from Earth, with only four people,
the computer still needs a voice-print authentication system.
Note: pressure is quickly dropping,
which should slightly change the voice...
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X-Men (2000)
Prof. X eye scan ...
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... to access Cerebro.
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Later faked by Mystic...
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... who is able to impersonate anyone!
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Frequency (2000)
In 1969, Frank gets some fingerprints of the killer on his wallet,
and hide it in a secret place of his house. Then in 1999, John
can retrieve it and use modern technology to match the fingerprint...
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... and identify a cop, Jack Shepard, as the killer.
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The Art of war (2000) L'art de la guerre
Neil Shaw face recognition: image capture...
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picture analysis...
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sorting...
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found!
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La Tour Montparnasse Infernale (2000)
Safe with 5-finger recognition...
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...so the bad guys cut the hand...
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... to open the safe.
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But the next step is iris recognition.
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Gen-Y Cops (2000) Te jing xin ren lei 2
Biometric access control: DNA they said... and not working the first time.
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Later, real access, this is eye recognition. Verifying...
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the camera
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system view
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Gone in 60 seconds (2000) 60 secondes chrono
Gluing a thin fake fingerprint on a finger.
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