Analysis: UK's new digital ID scheme could become a 'target of hackers'
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最新报道：According to a report on Bijie.com on September 28th, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced this week a mandatory digital identity plan requiring UK workers to carry digital ID on their phones. The plan is expected to be fully implemented before Parliament closes in 2029. This move has divided tech experts, with privacy advocates concerned about the increased scope and security risks. Rob Jardin, Chief Digital Officer at NymVPN, stated that centralized identity, biometrics, and service access systems create a greater target for hackers. A breach of the system puts everyone at risk, and biometric data, once leaked, cannot be altered. Digital identity could also potentially expand beyond identification to tracking and controlling service access. However, some believe a well-designed system is more secure. Cindy van Niekerk, CEO of Umazi, stated that advanced encryption and continuous monitoring can build a resilient infrastructure. Digital identity uses cryptographic credentials to prove identity, giving citizens control over information sharing. Furthermore, integrated verification and decentralized storage systems reduce the risk of data breaches, and decentralized architectures enhance quantum resistance.
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