Reading through the draft proposal got me thinking about this problem. An idea I had to create security device that would take your personnal data (thumbprint or retina scan) and do a one way encryption algorithm on it, creating a "key". "Doors" would be a programmable device that would be administered to allow a given key. This is just an idea, but I think the overall problem is that we want both security and privacy. Some sort of intermediary technology that authenitcates the user to the device and the device to the authority may solve that problem.
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Reading through the draft proposal got me thinking about this problem. An idea I had to create security device that would take your personnal data (thumbprint or retina scan) and do a one way encryption algorithm on it, creating a "key". "Doors" would be a programmable device that would be administered to allow a given key. This is just an idea, but I think the overall problem is that we want both security and privacy. Some sort of intermediary technology that authenitcates the user to the device and the device to the authority may solve that problem.