security features
Built-in protective elements
Security features are design elements intended to prevent unauthorized access, tampering, or counterfeiting.
The term applies across domains: a car's security features might include an alarm and immobilizer; a banknote's security features include watermarks and holograms; software security features encompass encryption and two-factor authentication.
The new passport has enhanced security features to prevent forgery.
- microprintingMiniaturized printed characters
- anti-counterfeitingStopping production of fakes
- locksSecurity fastening devices
- smart lockApp-operated door mechanism
- tamper-evident sealsPackaging showing unauthorized access
motion detectors · surveillance cameras · watermark · blister packs · holograms · UV light · antivirus software · authentication · firewalls · safes · biometrics · alarm systems · encryption algorithms · banknotes · tamper-evident · fences · tamper-proof · scanner
- Passportspassport card, passport number, passport photo, passport holder, passport office
- Featureseye, cheek, eyebrow, lip, ear
- counterfeitingcounterfeit currency, counterfeit bills, counterfeit cash, fake money, fake bills
- currency manufacturingminting, paper money, banknotes, printing plates, coin press
- DMVDMV, license plates, car registration, learner's permit, road test
- ID documentsID card, identity card, national ID, passport, photo ID
security featuresvulnerabilities
Exploitable weak points
security flaws · security holes · exploits · weaknesses · backdoors
security featuresopen access
Free public scholarly content
public access · unlocked doors · open ports · guest access · workarounds