FIDO User Verification & Biometric Integration

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of biometric integration in FIDO?

Accepted Answer

To verify user identity with physical traits

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To check login speed

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To monitor typing habits

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To block internet access

Question 2

Which method is considered biometric authentication?

Accepted Answer

Fingerprint scan

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Typing password

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Answering security questions

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Email confirmation

Question 3

What makes biometric data secure in FIDO?

Accepted Answer

Kept only on the local device

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Stored on a central server

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Saved to the browser

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Backed up via cloud

Question 4

Why does FIDO support multiple verification methods?

Accepted Answer

To support diverse user needs

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To reduce encryption

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To limit user choice

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To share credentials

Question 5

What is a common concern with biometric authentication?

Accepted Answer

Data cannot be revoked or replaced

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It's too easy to fake passwords

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Hardware is always shared

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It cannot identify users accurately

Question 6

What ensures the privacy of biometric authentication in FIDO?

Accepted Answer

On-device biometric processing

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Encrypted email alerts

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Server-based processing

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VPN masking

Question 7

Which biometric method is typically used in mobile devices?

Accepted Answer

Facial recognition

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Captcha

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IP scanning

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QR code verification

Question 8

What is a fallback for biometric failure?

Accepted Answer

Use backup PIN or password

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Disable device

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Block access permanently

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Contact police

Question 9

Why is biometric integration valuable in FIDO standards?

Accepted Answer

They boost usability and security

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They replace encryption

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They are easier to share

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They store passwords