A New Password Authentication Scheme Using Fuzzy Extractor with Smart Card

Yang, Dexin; Yang, Bo

doi:10.1109/cis.2009.44

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“…Though we cannot always get the same biometrics due to the impact of noisy data when sampling, fuzzy extractor can overcome this problem. Readers may refer to Dodis et al ( 2004 ), Yang and Yang ( 2009 ) for the detailed introduction of fuzzy extractor. The notations used in this paper are given in Table 1 .…”

Section: Biometrics-based Sip Authentication Schemementioning

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Biometrics based authentication scheme for session initiation protocol

Xie

Tang

2016

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Many two-factor challenge-response based session initiation protocol (SIP) has been proposed, but most of them are vulnerable to smart card stolen attacks and password guessing attacks. In this paper, we propose a novel three-factor SIP authentication scheme using biometrics, password and smart card, and utilize the pi calculus-based formal verification tool ProVerif to prove that the proposed protocol achieves security and authentication. Furthermore, our protocol is highly efficient when compared to other related protocols.

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Section: Biometrics-based Sip Authentication Schemementioning

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Biometrics based authentication scheme for session initiation protocol

Xie

Tang

2016

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“…To overcome these weaknesses, we proposed a new threefactor scheme based on Fuzzy extractors. In recent years, the Fuzzy extractors theory has been studied widely [22][23][24]. Fuzzy extractors have some important advantages as follows:…”

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Remote three-factor authentication scheme based on Fuzzy extractors

Zhang

2014

Security Comm. Networks

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In order to provide high-security remote authentication, the three-factor authentication scheme combining biometric with smart card and password has been proposed. With a careful review of the recently proposed Lee-Hsu's scheme, this paper points out some design flaws in it. In order to withstand them, a new scheme based on Fuzzy extractors is proposed. With a detail analysis, this paper demonstrates that the proposed scheme is more practical and reasonable. It also has higher security and deals with biometric more appropriately in spite of higher computation cost at client than Lee-Hsu's scheme. Furthermore, an access control method has been introduced in it for the purpose of making different users enjoy different access privileges with regard to the data. What is more, the proposed scheme can also achieve key agreement.

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“…They also carry out their own On-card functions and interact intelligently with a smart card reader. Secure ID systems that require the highest degree of security and privacy are increasingly implementing both smart card and biometric technology [2].…”

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“…Combining biometrics & smart cards delivers economic and security advantages like [2] a. Enhanced Privacy.…”

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A Scheme for Integrated Multibanking Solution

G¹,

Agrawal²

2011

IJCA

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In this paper we wish to propose an integrated model which uses a combination of Biometrics, smart card, user name, single interface and single password for accessing multiple bank accounts by the user in online banking applications. A variety of biometric systems are found in the literatures which are used for authentication purpose. In general, most of the users will have multiple online bank accounts and each one of them will have separate passwords. One has to remember all the passwords if he/she wants to operate his/her account. On the other hand if the user uses same password chances for cracking would increase. We propose a system where an interface is provided to the user to enter his details along with the biometric data. These data is sent to the authentication server which in turn allows the user to operate all his bank accounts with a onetime TAN generated by the server. This is an enhanced integrated system which provides a single interface for operating multiple bank accounts, uses smart card as a database to store the templates as well as encryption, hash function etc., and two servers namely Remote Authentication Server (RAS) and Remote Control Server (RCS) along with the mobile service provider. In addition to that we propose to use artificial intelligence on the RAS side for classification and identification of genuine users and fraudulent users.

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A New Password Authentication Scheme Using Fuzzy Extractor with Smart Card

Cited by 12 publications

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Biometrics based authentication scheme for session initiation protocol

Biometrics based authentication scheme for session initiation protocol

Remote three-factor authentication scheme based on Fuzzy extractors

A Scheme for Integrated Multibanking Solution

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