This is a discussion on Biometric devices - fingerprint authorization within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; I am looking at the possibilities of installing some species of fingerprint biometric device on a small network. Most of ...
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I am looking at the possibilities of installing
some species of fingerprint biometric device on a small network. Most of these things seem to be made for Windows. Are there any truely good ones that work well with Linux? Is it possible to use one remotely, say you have a device on one small network, and you want to access it remotely over the net, can one set it up to use a similar device and SSH to send a password to the target system? Are there any standard Linux security software that works well with these things, or is it a cobble together your own solution sort of situation? Basically, I am using Mandrake 10.1 and KDE, I'd like to use this for logons, and controlling user access to encrypted hard disk partitions. Working with Windows XP would be a plus. Does anybody here have this working and have any recommendations and gotchas to relate? -- When I shake my killfile, I can hear them buzzing! Cheerful Charlie |