Midterm: Information Assurance and Security

Biometric authentication uses physical or behavioral characteristics to verify a person's identity.

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• FALSE

Facial recognition is considered a type of behavioral biometric.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Passwords are considered a more secure authentication method compared to biometrics.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Fingerprint scanning is a commonly used biometric authentication method.

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• FALSE

Voice recognition systems can be easily fooled by recordings of a person's voice.

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• FALSE

Iris scanning is considered one of the most accurate biometric authentication methods.

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• FALSE

Behavioral biometrics include factors such as typing rhythm and gait analysis.

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• FALSE

Multi-factor authentication combines two or more authentication methods for increased security.

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• FALSE

Access control is the process of determining what resources a user can access and what actions they can perform

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• FALSE

Token-based authentication involves using a physical device, such as a smart card or USB token, for authentication.

• TRUE

• FALSE