Recently, there has been a rise in cyber security breaches
Companies are turning to physical security strategies involving biometric and digital keys to secure their clients' accounts.
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Revision as of 08:12, 1 November 2017
What
A bacterial security system expressing an unpredicatable and unique combination of fluorescent proteins. The biometric key will be almost unhackable, requiring minimal use of computer software.
Why
To secure physical customer deposit accounts within banks and other establishments that require high-end security with a delay before the locked appliance can be accessed.
How
Expression of the combination of fluorescent proteins would be modified by interference mediated by CRISPR dCas9 nucleases along with a pool of guideRNAs varying in repression efficiency.
The Problem
Our solution
A randomly assorted biometric which utilises CRISPRi to synthesise a random fluorescent key in E. coli. Our security system is called Key. coli .
