Locker security system using facial recognition and One Time Password (OTP)

Anusha, N.; Sai, A. Darshan; Srikar, B.

doi:10.1109/wispnet.2017.8299874

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“…Face recognition and One Time Password (OTP) are proposed in [14,15], where a locker system is installed with face recognition using an OTP service which is sent to the user via SMS and GPS. Typing the locker PIN is allowed with three attempts.…”

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Development of an Electronic Smart Safe Box Using Private Blockchain Technology

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Effective security has become a vital part of our daily routine, for example securing cash, jewelry, documents, and other valuables. One way is to protect these items by keeping them in a safe box. However, current safe boxes are vulnerable to a number of security attacks such as physical, repudiation, anonymously modifying, etc. In this regard, this paper presents a robust smart safe box using the blockchain solution to ensure each transaction and secure it from unauthorized access. Also, it traces back the local safe items by reading back to blockchain data transactions and protecting them from thieves by tracking the burglar with a real-time tracking location Global Positioning System (GPS) tracker and capturing a picture and video recording through the external camera. Similarly, with more security enhancement using the TensorFlow framework to analyze optical detection and identify things inside the box using an internal camera. At the same time, each transaction is stored by using Write Once and Read Many (WORM) patterns saved in local private blockchain data block logs. Finally, it uses three-way authentication mechanisms to unlock the safe box that authenticates the users, (1) face recognition, (2) fingerprint and (3) the keypad password. The performance of the proposed smart safe box is tested by a number of hardware and blockchain tests. The results reveal that the proposed smart safe box ensures safe and authenticated access to the box and records each transaction using blockchain technology. Further, the performance evaluation of the private blockchain significantly improved the integrity and safeness of the proposed smart safe box.

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“…A One-Time Password is a dynamic password that is effective only for a short period and valid for only one login session [28,29]. OTP can be time-based, pattern-based, and random key-based and is delivered via SMS, OTP application, RSA token, and e-mail [28].…”

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A Secure and Efficient Multi-Factor Authentication Algorithm for Mobile Money Applications

2021

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With the expansion of smartphone and financial technologies (FinTech), mobile money emerged to improve financial inclusion in many developing nations. The majority of the mobile money schemes used in these nations implement two-factor authentication (2FA) as the only means of verifying mobile money users. These 2FA schemes are vulnerable to numerous security attacks because they only use a personal identification number (PIN) and subscriber identity module (SIM). This study aims to develop a secure and efficient multi-factor authentication algorithm for mobile money applications. It uses a novel approach combining PIN, a one-time password (OTP), and a biometric fingerprint to enforce extra security during mobile money authentication. It also uses a biometric fingerprint and quick response (QR) code to confirm mobile money withdrawal. The security of the PIN and OTP is enforced by using secure hashing algorithm-256 (SHA-256), a biometric fingerprint by Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) that uses a standard public key cryptography technique (RSA), and Fernet encryption to secure a QR code and the records in the databases. The evolutionary prototyping model was adopted when developing the native mobile money application prototypes to prove that the algorithm is feasible and provides a higher degree of security. The developed applications were tested, and a detailed security analysis was conducted. The results show that the proposed algorithm is secure, efficient, and highly effective against the various threat models. It also offers secure and efficient authentication and ensures data confidentiality, integrity, non-repudiation, user anonymity, and privacy. The performance analysis indicates that it achieves better overall performance compared with the existing mobile money systems.

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“…The proposed method is still secure and efficient. OTP combined with facial recognition 48 for locker security system. When user tries to access locker system, his face image is captured by the camera attached to the locker, then image is compared by using Eigen values and principle component analysis (PCA) that is secure enough, however is not very efficient.…”

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Multi‐tier authentication schemes for fog computing: Architecture, security perspective, and challenges

Manzoor

Shah

Khattak

et al. 2019

Int J Communication

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Summary Fog computing has revolutionized the computing domain by enabling resource sharing, such as online storage, and providing applications and software as services in near vicinity to the edge nodes through the Internet. Small‐ to large‐sized companies, like Amazon, Google, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, have started switching to fog‐computing–enabled infrastructures. Fog computing being distributed in nature and in near vicinity gives rises to security and privacy issues. Although mostly now a days, user identification is adopted via single sign‐in process, such as simple password‐based authentications, which is not a secure process. Several multi‐tier authentication techniques are proposed to overcome single sign‐in process limitations. In this article, we go through state‐of‐the‐art schemes proposed over the period of 2011‐2018 for multi‐tier authentication, their weaknesses and security issues, and finally their solutions for fog‐computing environment. We performed the comparison of available multi‐tier authentication techniques based on three factors, ie, level of security, cost of deployment, and usability. Multi‐tier authentication techniques are classified into categories in accordance with the aspects that are concerned with the authentication process. We are optimistic that this work will provide useful information to the researchers about the architectures of fog enabled systems and the underlying authentication models in a consolidated form.

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Locker security system using facial recognition and One Time Password (OTP)

Cited by 13 publications

References 3 publications

Development of an Electronic Smart Safe Box Using Private Blockchain Technology

Development of an Electronic Smart Safe Box Using Private Blockchain Technology

A Secure and Efficient Multi-Factor Authentication Algorithm for Mobile Money Applications

Multi‐tier authentication schemes for fog computing: Architecture, security perspective, and challenges

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