| Title | Smart Cards with Biometric Influences: An Enhanced ID Authentication |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 2019 |
| Authors | Singh, Praveen Kumar, Kumar, Neeraj, Gupta, Bineet Kumar |
| Conference Name | 2019 International Conference on Cutting-edge Technologies in Engineering (ICon-CuTE) |
| Keywords | biometric encryption, biometric influences, biometric key considerations, biometric techniques, biometric technologies, biometric technology, biometrics, biometrics (access control), biometrics integration, cryptography, data privacy, DNA, DNA technology, enhanced ID authentication, FAR, FRR, highly reliable support system, human beings, human interfaces, identity authentication, Metrics, possible biometric solution, privacy concerns, Processing time, pubcrawl, resilience, Resiliency, Scalability, Smart card, smart cards, smartcards |
| Abstract | Management of flow of all kinds of objects including human beings signifies their real time monitoring. This paper outlines the advantages accrued out of biometrics integration with Smartcards. It showcases the identity authentication employed through different biometric techniques. Biometric key considerations influencing the essence of this technology in Smartcards have been discussed briefly in this paper. With better accuracy and highly reliable support system this technology finds itself today in widespread deployment. However, there are still some concerns with human interfaces along with important factors in implementations of biometrics with smartcards which have been highlighted in this article. This paper also examines the privacy concerns of users in addressing their apprehensions to protect their confidentiality through biometric encryption and proposes DNA technology as a best possible biometric solution. However, due to inherent limitations of its processing time and an instant requirement of authentication, it has been suggested in the proposed modal to use it with combination of one or more suitable biometric technologies. An instant access has been proposed to the user with limited rights by using biometric technology other than the DNA as a primary source of authentication. DNA has been proposed as secondary source of authentication where only after due sample comparison full access rights to the user will be granted. This paper also aims in highlighting the number of advantages offered by the integration of biometrics with smartcards. It also discusses the need to tackle existing challenges due to restrictions in processing of different biometric technologies by defining certain specific future scopes for improvements in existing biometric technologies mainly against the time taken by it for sample comparisons. |
| DOI | 10.1109/ICon-CuTE47290.2019.8991547 |
| Citation Key | singh_smart_2019 |
Smart Cards with Biometric Influences: An Enhanced ID Authentication