Systems and methods for identifying an individual
OwnerLeonard Klevan, Hugh Pasika +3inventors
InventorsLeonard Klevan, Hugh Pasika, Ravi Gupta, Allan Minn, Phillip McClurg
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Abstract
The present application relates to systems and methods using biometric data of an individual for identifying the individual and/or verifying the identity of an individual. These systems and methods are useful for, amongst many applications, more secure identification of high-risk individuals attempting to gain access to an entity, transport, information, location, security organization, law enforcement organization, transaction, services, authorized status, and/or funds.
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An identification card comprising:
- individualized identification information of an individual, the individualized identification information comprising:
- individualized biometric data of at least a first class, wherein the individualized biometric data of the first class comprises one or more of fingerprint scan data, palm print scan data, retinal scan data, iris scan data, hand vein scan data, facial recognition scan data, or body geometry scan data, and
- a first individualized identification hash, the first individualized identification hash comprising the individualized biometric data of the first class hashed with individualized biometric data of a second class, wherein the individualized biometric data of the second class comprises DNA data,
- wherein the DNA data is securely stored on the identification card by way of being hashed with the individualized biometric data of the first class such that the individualized biometric data of the first class of the identification card is combined with DNA data of one or more interrogation databases to form one or more interrogation database identification hashes and compared with the first individualized identification hash without directly exposing the DNA data of the individual.
An identification card comprising individualized identification information of an individual, the individualized identification information comprising:
- individualized biometric data of at least a first class, the individualized biometric data of the first class comprising one or more of fingerprint scan data, palm print scan data, retinal scan data, iris scan data, hand vein scan data, facial recognition scan data, or body geometry scan data;
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- a first individualized identification hash, the first individualized identification hash comprising the individualized biometric data of the first class hashed with individualized biometric data of a second class, wherein the individualized biometric data of the second class is DNA data comprising one or more of an STR profile, a SNP profile, an INDEL profile, or an Alu element,
- wherein the DNA data is securely stored on the identification card by way of being hashed with the individualized biometric data of the first class such that the individualized biometric data of the first class of the identification card is combined with DNA data of one or more interrogation databases to form one or more interrogation database identification hashes and compared with the first individualized identification hash without directly exposing the DNA data of the individual.
An identification card comprising individualized identification information of an individual, the individualized identification information comprising:
- individualized biometric data of at least a first class comprising one or more of fingerprint scan data, palm print scan data, retinal scan data, iris scan data, hand vein scan data, facial recognition scan data, or body geometry scan data;
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- a plurality of partial individualized identification hashes, wherein each partial individualized identification hash comprises the individualized biometric data of the first class and a partial individualized biometric data of a second class,
- wherein each partial individualized biometric data of the second class comprises DNA data corresponding to a different subset of loci of a DNA profile,
- wherein the DNA data is securely stored on the identification card by way of being hashed with the individualized biometric data of the first class such that the individualized biometric data of the first class of the identification card is combined with DNA data of one or more interrogation databases to form one or more interrogation database identification hashes and compared with the first individualized identification hash without directly exposing the DNA data of the individual.
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