2003 ...

X-Men 2 (2003)

  • Hand access control to Stryker office faked by Mystic.
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  • And Mystic fakes also Stricker's voice to access the computer.
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  • Stricker accesses Cerebro, faking the iris access control.
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  • Regular Cerebro iris access control by Prof. X.
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    Hulk (2003)

  • Fingerprint access control of labs: Betty Ross is locked out, her father is blocking the access.
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    Paycheck (2004)

  • Face recognition used to find the closest candidate for imitation purpose.
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    The Bourne Supremacy (2004)
    La mort dans la peau

  • A fake latent print from Jason Bourne on some adhesive tape is taken...
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  • ... and put on the detonator... (not sure it's so easy to do :)
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  • ... so that Jason will be charged later.
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  • The latent print is acquired from the detonator.
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  • And put on the iPAQ h5450 screen.
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  • The iPAQ is switched on, so the regular fingerprint logon screen appears, and we can see below the latent the fingerprint from the owner. (BTW, 3 fingers have been enrolled).
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  • And magically, the latent print appears on the screen. Incredible! Well, there is a fingerprint sensor on the iPAQ which is just below the button, and the sensor is unable to read a latent print on a tape :) Have a look at my iPAQ page to get more info.
    That said, I'm happy to see on the big screen my fingerprint sensor :)
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  • Later, the match is done on the CIA machines, but the file is protected.
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  • Once the security checks are cleared, full access is given.
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    I, Robot (2004)

  • Access control to the lab using the side of the palm.
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  • Spooner's voice identification to access files.
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  • Viki access control using the side of the palm.
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    Qui Perd Gagne! (2004) Looser takes all

  • Likely some kind of palm recognition when Angèle accesses the police labs.
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  • Also to enter another more secure lab inside (palm close to the green lamp behind).
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  • Cops are checking fingerprints on the tickets of the lottery match.
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  • The latent fingerprints on the two winner tickets of the lottery match same guys (and exactly the same fingerprint, same pixels:)
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    Benjamin Gates (2004)
    Benjamin Gates et le trésor des templiers

  • Benjamin Gates reveals the (grey) latent print of Nigel Ferguson on a glass using superglue fumes, copies on a latex gloves and spoofs the fingerprint access control (Bioscrypt ;-) that protects the museum containing the Declaration of Independance.
  • Copying on latex (!) ...
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  • While the bad guy is using a less clever option to bypass the control...
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  • Benjamin is using the latex fake to spoof the sensor...
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  • ... and access is granted.

    • FYI, superglue gives white latent prints, and the copy on the latex just cannot work on the Authentec fingerprint sensor used in this system...

    Catwoman (2004)

  • Lips matching, like fingerprints.
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    Mr & Ms Smith (2005)

  • Voice recognition to access Mr Smith's computer.
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  • Body recognition (whoa!) to access Ms Smith's office...
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  • ... granted.
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    The Island (2005)

  • Jordan Six Echo and Lincoln Two Delta faces are recognized in the street.
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  • Face recognition of the clone to enter Lincoln's house.
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  • Fingerprint recognition of the clone to start the Cadillac (which is stupid as fingerprint is not a genetic trait).
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    xXx: State of the Union (2005)

  • Hand recognition of the president.
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    Les chevaliers du ciel (2005)

  • Coste accesses the EMS base. A real device from Sagem.
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  • Coste uses a cyphered phone in the plane. BTW, this is not a real phone, likely a Sagem prototype that never came out on the market. Carefully looking at the images, we can notice that it is a fake as the actress is pressing the button below to activate the screen and display a fingerprint image :-)
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    Doom (2005)

  • DNA access control to the armory. First time, Sarge is rejected.
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  • But it will work better with the cut hand...
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  • ... cut hand of Patricia Tolman. No aliveness detection, sure...
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    Déjà Vu (2006)

  • Face recognition of Carroll Oerstadt, the terrorist.
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    Ocean's Thirteen (2007)

  • Fingerprint matching.
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  • Fingerprint recognition to access the Greco computer room. This is the FingerChip!
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    Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) / Les 4 fantastiques et le surfer d'argent

  • Hand recognition to enter a lab.
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  • Fingerprint recognition (4 fingers) to enter the lab where the Silver Surfer is retained. Capturing...
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  • Checking...
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  • ... Hager is authorized to enter.
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    G.I.Joe: the rise of the cobra (2009) / G.I. Joe - Le réveil du Cobra

  • (forced) eye recognition of general Hawk.
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    Star Trek (2009)

  • Voice recognition difficult for Tchekov.
  • Voice recognition for the young Spock, in the ship coming from the future with the old Spock prime voice.
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    Biometrics visitors