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The problem is with the phrase identity itself. Technically Possible with History There is no way to do this without using some sort of biometric verification. Retina scans would in theory be the only way (since you would not be able to replace an eye [2010]). If you were to do something like blood tests, even then in the case of twins they would carry the ...

Fraud prevention has always been a problem for Identity Management systems. Of course there is no silver bullet for this problem but I would like to suggest a few ideas. The registrations to your service may involve some kind of physical verification of the user before he can really use the service. The idea is not to depend entirely on technology for user ...

An interesting question and I don't think there's one good answer to it. I'd say you could address this by a combination of measures. essentially no one measure can stop the fraud but using a combination you should be able to reduce the incidence of fraud to a potentially acceptable level Request proof of identity and address. The standard for this in ...