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by quesomaster9000
555 days ago
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The door guard needs to validate your face matches your ID. In you example you provide the door guard with proof that you are in real-time communication with a real ID, not that it's yours. A challenge response would be the door guard provides you with a picture of yourself, and then you run their verification code with the picture and your ID. However, you would also want to take into account multi-venue barring lists, which would require you to provide that you're not on a list of people (that you don't have access to). In reality, this gets complicated very fast, and I would much prefer to just show the door guard my ID rather than involve computers in any way shape or form, let alone ZK systems. |
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