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Also that month, L-1 landed $20 million from an unnamed customer in the Middle East to provide more than 1,000 HIIDE devices along with other L-1 hardware, software, services and a three-year maintenance and support program. In October L-1 won a contract potentially worth $250 million from the State of New York for more than 75 facilities for fingerprinting, background checks, and other data required for applications to certain jobs and state licenses.

The device uses the highly accurate Daugman algorithm* for biometric matching. More than 7,500 devices are currently fielded into areas of conflict around the world. HIIDE is a rugged hand-held biometric enrollment and recognition device providing real-time identification using iris, finger, and face biometrics. “The performance of the HIIDE in the field has made it an indispensable tool for preventing our enemies from hiding behind false identities, a disguise that enables them to move easily across borders in order to perpetuate terrorism and crime.”

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LaPenta, chairman, president, and CEO of L-1 Identity Solutions. Listen free to Bby Eco Grow (Re-sync) (incoming, Only in Dreams and more). “Our HIIDE devices are pervasive in areas of conflict around the world and are in high demand by the warfighter and peacekeeper alike,” said Robert V. Siamese Kitten’s social engineering on behalf of Tehran. This bit should be 1 if the device should be made visible and 0 otherwise.

Bit 2 (mask 0x4) specifies whether Device Manager should make the device visible by default. The BIOS can expose a STA method for the device. Brazil’s Treasury sustained, and says it contained, a ransomware attack. You can mark a device as hidden in the ACPI BIOS. T-Mobile concludes that some customer data were compromised in last week’s incident. Delivery will begin in the first quarter of 2009 and is expected to be completed in Q2 2009. The Taliban now has, among other things, a lot of biometric devices. Army’s Space Program Office ( ASPO) and was first announced by L-1 in April 2007. This order is part of an existing requirements contract with the U.S. Stamford, Connecticut-based L-1 Identity Solutions ( NYSE: ID) received an $8.3 million order for HIIDE 4.0 (Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment) biometric enrollment and recognition devices. More than 7,500 devices are currently fielded into areas of conflict around the world HIIDE is a rugged hand-held biometric enrollment and recognition device providing real-time identification using iris, finger, and face biometrics.