A fuzzy extractor is a cryptographic primitive that enables the generation of reproducible cryptographic keys from noisy or imperfect data. The concept was introduced to address the challenge of securely deriving keys from biometric data, which can be noisy due to variations in the way biometrics are captured (like fingerprints, iris scans, etc.) or their inherent variability (like the changes in a person's face over time).
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