digital fingerprint

But I can reassure you that we do not mean digital fingerprinting.

For children under age of 12 years it is not be obligatory to submit digital fingerprints.

Georgia stores two digital fingerprints as well as the person's signature.

The company turned to digital fingerprinting to try to identify infringing files.

After all, they leave digital fingerprints everywhere, right?

This card should use biometric technology, such as digital fingerprints, to make it tamper-proof.

During the visa application process, usually at the interview, an ink-free, digital fingerprint scan will be quickly taken.

DNA databases and digital fingerprint records are a very important tool in the fight against crime.

The suit was settled in March, 2011, and once again included an agreement that the defendant would implement digital fingerprint filtering.

Digital fingerprinting is only the minimum requirement: of course, we need the necessary connections and the necessary cooperation to be in place.

Was there a chance that, in the cascade of transfer digits, someone had left digital fingerprints that might be uncovered?

Metaphorically speaking, a writeprint is like a digital fingerprint.

The retrieved key is then authenticated against the connecting device's digital fingerprint, the user's account details, and other data.

They call it your "digital fingerprints."

Last year, American embassies and consulates around the world began collecting digital fingerprints from foreigners applying for visas.

The Department of Homeland Security has talked about using digital fingerprint and photographic information to help ensure identity.

Perhaps not surprisingly, there is now a flurry of interest in digital fingerprinting in Silicon Valley.

Additionally, the hackers matched the digital fingerprints of links on the site to Freedom Hosting.

They accused electoral authorities of using digital fingerprint machines at polling sites that would permit the government to determine how individuals had voted.

Smartphones now enable the collection of so much personal information that they contain a "digital fingerprint":

A computerized system that monitors 75 of the largest media markets in the country can read a digital fingerprint to distinguish political spots from commercial ones.

In fact, this does not only concern visas and, with respect to the data provided, this only regards digital fingerprinting.

Some private anti-virus experts said the so-called "digital fingerprints" on the code embedded in the virus indicated there were at least two programmers involved.

On the exhibition floor, there were digital fingerprint sensors, personal computerized calorie counters and computer mouses that double as telephones.

The MD5 hash (or checksum) functions as a compact digital fingerprint of a file.