Authentication systems: A literature review and classification

Barkadehi, Mohammadreza Hazhirpasand; Nilashi, Mehrbakhsh; Ibrahim, Othman; Fardi, Ali Zakeri; Samad, Sarminah

doi:10.1016/j.tele.2018.03.018

Cited by 70 publications

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“…Using the tested cases (i.e.30 students), the proposed system claims to have more than 99% accuracy rate. As for the failed cases (2,3,4), it can be solved by using another fingerprint from the user's hand. In case all user's fingerprint are failed to be registered in the proposed system, the pass can be traditionally using the user's password.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Identity authentication considered a topic of interest in the recent years, while increasing the need for more reliable and useful identity authentication systems for security [1]. The old traditional authentication systems depend on using passwords or ID cards found to be less reliable [2]. Indeed, the traditional authentication systems are not able to recognize the original person from the cheater using the password [1].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Novel Secure Fingerprint-based Authentication System for Student’s Examination System

Alshbtat¹,

Zanoon²,

Alfraheed³

2019

IJACSA

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In the fingerprint image processing, various methods have been suggested as using band pass filter, Fouries transform filter and Fuzzy systems. In this paper, we present a useful and an applicable fingerprint security system for student's examination using image processing on such away and a wellorganized algorithm is applied. As a university team work, we have recently tested this security procedure for different samples of students in our institution. The experimental results show a high level of accuracy is obtained. Due to the need to connect and manage the connection, we use the Ethernet card and the Arduino Uno card which they are combined together in such a way to do so. Moreover, the administrator runs a special website in the PC to assign ID to the scanned fingerprint. The calculation of the proposed system is carried out by uploading a suitable Adafruit fingerprint library to the used Audruino Uno card. Finally, the most important security point is that the PC has been used not only to send the developing software into the Uno card but also to disconnect the process electronically while the code is running.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Novel Secure Fingerprint-based Authentication System for Student’s Examination System

Alshbtat¹,

Zanoon²,

Alfraheed³

2019

IJACSA

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“…Partly, because of the rapid pace of technology innovation in the domain, ever changing regulatory guidelines and the importance of identity management for the functioning of societies. These are exemplified in the following works: classification of authentication systems and their usability and drawbacks [9], survey of existing authentication methods [10], framework for recommendation of authentication schemes [11] and a review of authentication using behavioral biometrics [12]. Literature reviews on identity management have been done from various perspectives, such as surveys in the context of Internet of Things [13], authentication for e-government services [14], on privacy preservation [15] and strategies [16], identity and access management in cloud environments [17].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…For example, the solution in paper * [9] requires integrations with additional backend nodes and push message services (changes to legacy infrastructure -TRUE), implies a greater dependence on Certificate Authorities apart from a trusted IDP (existence of a trusted third party institution -TRUE). The authors also state that, "The private key SK never leaves the [IdM wallet app]", which implies an increased user responsibility (TRUE).…”

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The Review of Non-Technical Assumptions in Digital Identity Architectures

Bazarhanova¹,

Smolander²

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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The literature on digital identity management systems (IdM) is abundant and solutions vary by technology components and non-technical requirements. In the long run, however, there is a need for exchanging identities across domains or even borders, which requires interoperable solutions and flexible architectures. This article aims to give an overview of the current research on digital identity management. We conduct a systematic literature review of digital identity solution architectures and extract their inherent non-technical assumptions. The findings show that solution designs can be based on organizational, business and trust assumptions as well as human-user assumptions. Namely, establishing the trust relationships and collaborations among participating organizations; human-users capability for maintaining private cryptographic material or the assumptions that win-win business models could be easily identified. By reviewing the key findings of solutions proposed and looking at the differences and commonalities of their technical, organizational and social requirements, we discuss their potential real-life inhibitors and identify opportunities for future research in IdM.

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