A smart card with a fingerprint could link a person to sensitive personal data.
By Robert O'Harrow Jr. and Jonathan Krim Washington Post Staff Writers Monday, December 17, 2001; Page A01
Second in a series of occasional articles
Navy Petty Officer Wellington Jimenez walked into the identification room at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn one day recently and gave his name, rank and fingerprint. In return, he got a token of the future: a plastic ID card embedded with a computer chip.
The card -- with two