Security Group Seminar, 29th November 1994

Speaker:
Mark Lomas, Cambridge University

Date:
Tuesday 29th November at 4.15pm

Place:
Room TP4, Computer Laboratory

Title:
COMPUTER GENERATED EVIDENCE

Recent activity in the security community has concentrated on computer networks and new services they may provide. This work tends to overlook the more mundane services that we take for granted.

Computer technology has reduced the entry cost for forgers, or it may be said to reduce the skill necessary to produce convincing forgeries. To combat this I suggest that paper documents such as banknotes and cheques will need to incorporate machine-readable security information, and many documents used as evidence in courts may have to change drastically in the next few years.


Security Group Seminar, 29th November 1994 / Mark.Lomas@cl.cam.ac.uk