What is practicable in a calm indoor environment is not necessarily practicable in the turbulent outdoor environment, although the reverse can be said. The difference would be even more striking in the cases of battlefield and disaster recovery.
Can we take it for granted that the people in such emergencies must be holding the cards and tokens for their identity authentication?
Can we be certain that the biometrics measures, whether static or behavioral, are practicable for the people who are injured or caught in panic?
Can it be sensible to expect the panicked people to quickly recall the hard-to-break text passwords?
Here is our proposition.
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On 24/Oc6/2017 a related article "Identity & Expanded Password" published at https://www.slideshare.net/HitoshiKokumai/identity-episodic-memory
Password-free life, biometrics and successors to passwords analyzed on Virtual Strategy
http://virtual-strategy.com/2017/04/14/intuitive-passwords-passwords-to-succeed-passwords/