They recorded the brain activity of 50 people as they looked at 500 images, ranging from a slice of pizza to actress Anne Hathaway. It can seem like not a week goes by without another story of hacking, identity theft or other cybersecurity malfeasance. Last year a team of researchers at Binghamton University published an article describing a breakthrough in electronic identification that might eventually replace passwords, PIN numbers and perhaps even fingerprint scans. TOM BARRICK, CHRIS CLARK, SGHMS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Getty Images Scientists suggest an individual's brainwaves may be unique enough to act as identification.
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