An approach to cryptographic key distribution through fingerprint based key distribution center

Barman, Subhas; Chattopadhyay, Samiran; Samanta, Debasis

doi:10.1109/icacci.2014.6968299

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“…The comparison is given in Table 3. Among the systems, only a few systems 10,18,37 along with the proposed scheme store biometric template in a database of servers. Our proposed scheme and 10,37 support online biometric template updating even in a multi-party environment.…”

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“…Among the systems, only a few systems 10,18,37 along with the proposed scheme store biometric template in a database of servers. Our proposed scheme and 10,37 support online biometric template updating even in a multi-party environment. Moreover, our proposed scheme also supports the online update of the cryptographic key when it is locked by the biometric template of the user under a fuzzy commitment scheme.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this section, we have compared our approach with the existing crypto-systems based on biometrics. In the literature of the existing work, the cancelable biometric template is used either to derive cryptographic key 12,13,37 or protect cryptographic key under cryptographic constructions. 8,9,17,18,21,24,38 For the comparison, we check whether the CBS (i) store a biometric template in the server, (ii) use error correction coding, (iii) share cryptographic key using biometrics template, (iv) need to share the biometric template with counterparty, (v) support on line template updating, (vi) can update cryptographic key on line, and (vii) support multi-party systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Toward design a secure protocol for updating remotely stored credentials of a crypto‐biometric framework for multi‐server environment

Barman,

Chattopadhyay,

Samanta

2023

Security and Privacy

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Integration of biometric data with cryptography is gaining importance to develop a secure distributed communication system. The main issue with this strategy is updating a biometric template and other credentials (like a cryptographic key) and sharing the same in a secure manner. This paper proposes a novel approach to protect a credential under the security of biometric data using fuzzy commitment so that it can be securely stored on a remote server. Furthermore, a protocol has been proposed to update the cryptographic key and biometric data online and share the same among communicating parties through a network channel. A rigorous security analysis of the scheme establishes the robustness of the scheme against many known attacks. In addition to this, to substantiate that the protocol is provably secure, it has been critically verified with two protocol verification tools, namely, the RO (Random Oracle) Model and the AVISPA (automated validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications) tool. The proposed protocol is useful to design a multiparty system having a multi‐user and multi‐server environment.

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Section: Comparison With Related Workmentioning

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Section: Comparison With Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Comparison With Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Toward design a secure protocol for updating remotely stored credentials of a crypto‐biometric framework for multi‐server environment

Barman,

Chattopadhyay,

Samanta

2023

Security and Privacy

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“…Alternative methods have been used, including key generation through biometric authentication and hashing. [5]. In this approach, keys are generated based on biometrics and combined with the SHA256 hash function.…”

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Cryptographic Key Exchange Using Blockchain Technology

Muhsin Naeem,

H. Alibraheem

2024

JEPS

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Abstract:Cryptographic key management systems (KMS) are an important component of secure communications systems and organisations must protect sensitive information by maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and reliability. In this paper, we create an efficient cryptographic key management application that uses blockchain technology (BC) and fingerprint biometrics to meet this demand. A private network of ten authorised users is created according to the Fingerprint Verification Competition 2000 (FVC2000)database. They create and exchange encrypted keys according to security standards that include confidentiality, authenticity, trust, and limited access to the system. The system requires each authorized user to log in using their email and password, in addition to their fingerprint. The fingerprint is converted to binary if it is grayscale. If the fingerprint already exists in binary format, the system will extract the fingerprint features in matrix form by processing any missing or incorrect information with an emphasis on accurate representation. A 256-bit encrypted key is produced from this matrix after feature retrieval, by converting the feature matrix into a long string which is then fed through the secure hash algorithm 256 (SHA256) function. The app uses blockchain technology to encrypt the key, apply additional encryption, and associate it with a unique hash. The encrypted key is contained within a block. Users then securely exchange this encrypted block. The application strictly accepts authorised users and rejects unauthorised users. The encryption KMS application provides a high level of security and reliability for organizations looking to protect their encryption keys by combining the use of fingerprint biometrics and BC technology.

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Cryptanalysis and Improvement of Three-Factor-Based Confidentiality-Preserving Remote User Authentication Scheme in Multi-server Environment

Barman

Guha

Saha

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Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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An approach to cryptographic key distribution through fingerprint based key distribution center

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

Toward design a secure protocol for updating remotely stored credentials of a crypto‐biometric framework for multi‐server environment

Toward design a secure protocol for updating remotely stored credentials of a crypto‐biometric framework for multi‐server environment

Cryptographic Key Exchange Using Blockchain Technology

Cryptanalysis and Improvement of Three-Factor-Based Confidentiality-Preserving Remote User Authentication Scheme in Multi-server Environment

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