jackb napísal: 07 apr 2025, 23:23A co utoky na Svedov?

Cestovanie lietadlom?

Slováci a tiež všetci občania Európskej únie budú od stredy potrebovať na vstup do Spojeného kráľovstva elektronické cestovné povolenie ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation). Čo to pre bratislavské letisko znamená?
Pravdepodobne nápor na to bude v týchto dňoch dosť veľký. Z pohľadu nášho letiska je Spojené kráľovstvo veľmi dôležitá destinácia. Najviac cestujúcich totiž prepravíme do Londýna. Prepravcovia od nás budú vyžadovať, aby sme dostatočne kontrolovali tieto formuláre. Preto by sme radi upozornili cestujúcich na túto povinnosť.

Pokiaľ cestujúci nebude mať do Veľkej Británie ETA, problém nastane už na slovenskom letisku?
My nesmieme pustiť na palubu človeka, ktorý tento formulár nemá. Keby sa tak tak stalo, bratislavské letisko má problém, lebo sme si nesplnili našu povinnosť. Preto náš letiskový personál bude dôsledne dbať na to, aby sa kontrolovali tieto formuláre. Malo by to byť automatické. Keď si cestujúci požiada o formulár, nám by sa to malo zobraziť v systéme. Je však dobré si ETA vytlačiť alebo ho mať v mobilnom telefóne.

Podobne to s elektronickým potvrdením funguje aj pri letoch z Viedne do USA. Americká strana má priamo na viedenskom letisku svojho človeka, aby to skontroloval. A presne z tohto dôvodu môže následne odletieť do Spojených štátov. Ale ak nedisponuje dokladom, otočia ho ešte na odletovom letisku. Inak by ho poslali naspäť na vaše náklady a ešte s pokutou.

Where does a biometric passport store my data?

A biometric passport has a number of components. A plastic card is its main part. It contains all common identifiers (name, surname, address, birth number, etc.). When you look closer at it, you will notice that the photo of your face is in black and white, printed on the card. It is created by laser engraving and cannot be removed.

On the right side of the card, there is a small rectangular protrusion with a miniature image of your face and a number shown. An RFID chip is stored there, containing your biometric and control data to ensure the integrity of the information. Most often, it is a digital map of your face, but your fingerprints or iris scan can also be stored there.

It is also difficult to store the verification data on the chip so that it looks plausible. Biometric passports are used to identify so-called Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), where a digital certificate (also called an encryption key) is issued by a certification authority.

In case of counterfeiting, the key would either be invalid or not issued to identify counterfeit data.

The chip data is also protected by other methods. Typically, it is passive verification that reveals changes in biometric data on the chip. It is the hash value of all data electronically signed by the signing key of the country where the passport was issued. If the image on the chip is changed, the hash value will not fit. It will show that the data was falsified.

In addition, in the European Union, the use of so-called Extended Access Control (EAC), which adds chip and reader authentication, is mandatory. This means that only a chip that is genuine can be read, and the reader must be certified and approved to read this data. Also, stronger data encryption is used. EAC’s task is to protect sensitive data, including fingerprints and iris images.

Other optional methods may also be used to prevent or detect attacks, such as portable channel encryption, preventing private key cloning, etc.

How does authentication work?

Automatic biometric passport identification is simple and only takes a few seconds. If you have never tried to go through an automatic gate at the airport because you don’t know what to expect from the process or you’re simply worried you can’t, you do not have to. If you’re unsure how to proceed, do the following:

Insert the plastic card into the reader and look at the camera. The reader scans the card and the security system checks the security features. It instructs the optical data reader to read the chip on the card and verify again that the data is authentic.

If everything is fine and the document is genuine, the face identification system scans your face, verifies biometric data, and checks if you are on a wanted list. After successful authentication, they will let you go through.

After a biometric passport is scanned, it's time to verify the traveler's personal data - this can be done with a face camera, fingerprint scanner, or iris camera. The biometric passport system extracts the traveler's biometrics from their biometric data, which is then compared to the biometrics on file in the passport. If there are any discrepancies between the data provided and that on file, the biometric passport system can alert authorities and prevent fraudulent activity.

‍Once the traveler's data is authenticated, they will then receive a confirmation message that authorizes them to pass through security. This procedure ensures heightened safety by permitting authorities to swiftly identify any individual who could be an imminent danger or has unlawfully entered another country.

How do biometric passports work?

Biometric passports typically rely on specialized devices, such as kiosks and scanners, to verify a traveler's identity and process their travel documents. These devices may use biometric scanning technology to capture data such as fingerprints or iris scans, which are then compared with data on file in the traveler's passport. If there is a match through passport authentication, the traveler receives approval for travel and can move through border control more quickly and easily.

What is a biometric passport?

A biometric passport is a technologically advanced passport containing a chip that holds specific biometric information. This e-passport is sophisticated and secure. The RFID microchip is embedded into the passport. Often, the chip in the passport is so small that it is undetectable. Passports are needed to travel between countries and identify you. A biometric passport adds an extra layer of security by containing specific biometric information that can include facial mapping for facial recognition software, fingerprints, or iris scans. Biometrics are physical characteristics that are unique to you and can be used to authenticate identity, Homeland Security explains.
Advantages of an e-passport

An e-passport is convenient and easy to use. Waivers and visas can be electronically linked to the biometric passport, so there is less paper to print and carry around. It ultimately makes it easier to keep track of everything. These are also scannable passports that can reduce time spent waiting in lines to have the passport checked. Many biometric passport countries have electronic passport gates that read the passport’s chip to quickly verify your identity without the need for a manual check. The biggest advantage of a biometric passport, however, is the enhanced security. Biometrics are specific to each person. They are much harder to fake, hack, or steal. This is important, as identity theft and fraud are major concerns, with 4.7 million reports identified by the FTC in 2020. The chip in an e-passport is technologically advanced and uses enhanced security features to prevent data “skimming” or unauthorized reading. Homeland Security details the following advantages of an e-passport:

Protection against identity theft
Secure identification of passport holder
Privacy protection
Harder to alter or forge for illegal entry into the country

Information contained in a biometric passport

A biometric passport will contain the following:

Full name
Date of birth
Photograph (often in a biometric form, such as a 3D map of the face that can be used in facial recognition software)
Biographical information, such as birthplace
Biometric information, which can include fingerprints or iris scans
Unique chip identification number
Digital signature that protects the stored data from being altered

We would like to provide you with important details regarding the travel requirements for your intended destination country to ensure a smooth journey.

Please review the following options to determine which category applies to you and follow the requirements for traveling to the UK:

If you hold a UK visa and use a physical immigration document, such as Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) and Biometric Residence Cards (BRCs), to prove your rights, you should take action now to access your eVisa by creating a UK Visas and Immigration account .
BRPs and BRCs that expired on or after the 31st of December 2024 can also be accepted as evidence of permission to travel to the UK provisionally until the 1st of June 2025.
If you already have an eVisa, please register the passport you intend to use for travel by using UK Visas and Immigration account if it is not already linked to your eVisa.
If you do not require a visa to visit the UK for short stays of up to six months, you will need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) at least 72 hours before your departure and pay the fee required by the UK Immigration via the official website.

Additionally, you can check the list of countries that require an ETA to travel to UK on the official UK Government website .

jackb napísal: 06 máj 2025, 8:14Mal si dokazat, ze sa v januari udialo 30 utokov na Svedov. Nedokazal si.

Mal si dokazat, ze na palubu lietadla sa nedostane nikto, kto nemal platne doklady. Co je tiez loz, lebo za minuly rok z celeho sveta priletelo vyse 3000 ludi, ktorych otocili. Vacsina z Azie, takze ten standard neplati celosvetovo, ale aj EU a US, kde by jeden cakal, ze si to ustrazia.

A neuviedol si, ako moze zamestankyna leteckej spolocnosti citat moj pas, ked nema britsku appku, lebo inak netusi ci ja mozem niekam ist alebo nie

Ked si expert, tak mi prezrad ako je mozne, ze v tom pase mam zapisane, aky je moj settled status, ked si si vymyslel, ze nie je?

Proving your right to enter the UK

What you need to show depends on what citizenship you have.
If you’re an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen

When you enter the UK, you'll need to show an identity document linked to your online status - for example, your passport or national identity card.

If you enter the UK using your passport, you can scan it yourself using the ‘eGates’ at airports. If you use your identity card, you’ll need to show it to an immigration officer.

Hlavne sem neloz. Su tu vsade moslimovia, ktori zere male deti s cibulou a budu sa na teba skaredo pozerat v Tube!

jackb napísal:Ukazal si, aky strasny debil si.

beardie napísal: 06 máj 2025, 9:20 mas tam X odkazov

ti ludia sa tam dostat nemaju

presne od toho sluzi timatic, ESTA a podobne opravnenia

zeby takto?

neviem, ci by som sa tesil z toho, ze sa vdaka importu znizuje bezpecnost krajiny, ale proti gustu...

aacid napísal: 06 máj 2025, 9:12 takze ak si myslis ze tym ze sa hadate niekomu robite sluzbu, tak veru nie, je to iba otravne.

beardie napísal: 06 máj 2025, 10:16 takze "Svedi" uz nie su Svedi? podla akeho kluca ich za Svedov nepovazujes? je to rasa?

znova opakujem, ze je to zlyhanie systemu a aerolinky to potom musia riesit operativne a na vlastne naklady
tvoj problem je, ze si z miziveho mnozstva pripadov extrapolujes nefunkcne procesy, co ale nie je pravda, realita je taka, ze su to naozaj len jednotky tisic ludi v pripade UK rocne, co je naozaj zanedbatelna hodnota
rocny pocet ludi, co takto preklzne, je menej ako promile denneho poctu legalne prichodzich

nie, neinstaluje, k tomu sluzi timatic, ktory ukaze ktory obcan ktoreho statu kam moze legalne cestovat, mas skreslene predstavy a ukazujes svoju absolutnu neznalost problematiky

nie, v pase su zapisane hodnoty od vyroby, neviem o tom, ze by bolo mozne nieco do RFID cipu nieco dodatocne zapisat, podrylo by to celu systematiku biometrickych pasov

ja nie som xenofob, len odmietam islam na miestach, kde nema co robit, je to prekonana stredoveka ideologia, ktora nema v 21. storoci miesto

When you enter the UK, you'll need to show an identity document linked to your online status - for example, your passport or national identity card.

ETA reference number: 2020-0000-xxxx-xxxx

Dear xxx xxx,

Your ETA application has been approved.

Your ETA is valid from 2 APRIL 2025 to 2 APRIL 2027.

You can travel to the UK as many times as you want until your ETA expires.

Do not worry if your full name is not included on this email. It only needs to match your name in the first line of the machine-readable zone (MRZ) on your passport.

Your approval may have been automated.
When you travel to the UK

You only need your passport that ends in xxxx

aacid napísal: 06 máj 2025, 9:12takze ak si myslis ze tym ze sa hadate niekomu robite sluzbu, tak veru nie, je to iba otravne.

jackb napísal: 06 máj 2025, 12:16No do Britanie pustili 3300 ludi, vratane tych z EU ci US. to je fakt. Mozem ti ten link na britske statistiky zdielat opat.

Postup. Takze nie zamestnanci leteckej spolocnosti. Uz su to pasovaci. A tym v PP ci dokonca na opacnom konci sveta zalezi, kde v EU Settlement Scheme som. Tomu ani sam neveris.

Prosim ta, kolko z tych moslimov su gangstri a teroristi? S javatarom sme mali diskusiu a boli to nizsie desiatky tisic fanatikov.

Pravidlo 7: sikanovanie. A este mas prvom poste vulgarizmus (aj ked skryty za preklep)

jackb napísal: 06 máj 2025, 12:31 Budes slovickarit. Pustili ich priletiet do Britanie, kde ich potom otocili. Chces link?

Moj status v EU Settlement Scheme "kontroluje" zamestnanec leteckej spolocnosti, ked si checking na kiosku robim sam. Alebo ked uz pri prepazke, tak ze drzi pas a porovna meno a priezvisko. Robi ti dobre takto sa hovadit? Ved ty nemas ani hmlistu predstavu ku comu dristas

Desiatky tisic z desiatok mega.

Jasne. Vidim porusenie pravidiel, nahlasim. Divim sa, ze to nikto neurobil skor.