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As mentioned earlier, I had the pleasure of attending the opening of the Biometrics lab at NISLAB, part of Gjøvik University College. I was invited by Professor Christoph Busch to participate in a panel discussion on biometric authentication. Now I am definitely not an expert on biometrics, but I believe I'm rather good at playing the role of being the Devils advocate. While on the train from Oslo to Gjøvik early tuesday morning (that's a 2 hour trip), I scribbled down some thoughts on Attacking Biometrics. Partially as a simple brain dump for myself, partially as a possible introduction from my side. After 10 slides I decided I had too many questions and concerns, but here are some simple questions.






