Re: New open issues in response to draft note on CAPTCHA

Thanks, Jason.

As I continue to consider the comment we received, I believe we're being
asked to say more about further developments in biometrics. Possible
plain language example is that fingerprint sensors could validate not
only a pattern match in the ridges and valleys that constitute the
traditional fingerprint, but also the presence of a pulse and, blood
flow, and body heat. These would not be available should someone create
a mold from fingerprints left on objects.

I think that's one aspect of the post.


Perhaps even more interesting is his pointer to work attempting to

enhance privacy while supporting noninteractive authentication. He gives
this pointer while suggesting this is just one scheme among several:

https://privacypass.github.io


I wonder whether we need do much more than note people are working on
such things, and that noninteractive mechanisms that also protect
individual privacy would be welcome.


The mechanism at the above URI seems different from reCAPTCHA V. 2 in
that it isn't analyzing how users interact with their devices.

That's as far as I've gotten with these latest comments. I welcome
further discussion. Perhaps, should we find we need to say more, we
might need a consult from W3C privacy or authentication people.

Janina

White, Jason J writes:
> I'll add these issues to our agenda for next week's meeting. All Task Force participants are welcome to review and comment on the list in the meantime.
> 
> On 3/8/19, 19:50, "Janina Sajka" <janina@rednote.net> wrote:
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>     Thanks for the heads up, Jason. Yes, I do see three substantive comments
>     from the same poster in the past day or so. I find his writing a bit
>     hard to grok, but it seems there are some good points. We'll need to
>     study these and discuss.
> 
>     You may be correct about another publication round.
> 
>     Janina
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>     White, Jason J writes:
>     > Dear colleagues,
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>     > Please note that new issues have been opened on GitHub containing public comments on our "CAPTCHA" draft.
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