Prototype of authentication system of motorcycle using RFID implants

Tombeng, Marchel Thimoty; Laluyan, Haryanto Samuel

doi:10.1109/citsm.2017.8089235

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“…When the tag or card is brought into close proximity to a reader device, the reader is able to detect the identification code and use it to authenticate user-ends [3]- [7]. Tombeng and Laluyan published an authentication system that requires implanting a RFID tag into a human hand [8]. This security system works by replacing the mechanical lock system with RFID technology.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Zero-effort Continuous Two-factor Authentication

Alqahtani¹

2023

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<p>Traditional two-factor authentication (2FA) systems often require users to enter a code or use a physical token, which can be inconvenient or inconvenient. In this paper, we propose a novel zero-effort 2FA system that utilizes the characteristics of ambient access points (APs) visible to users’ devices to authenticate them without requiring user interaction. The proposed system is flexible and adaptable, allowing for the adjustment of various parameters such as the range of acceptable distances between the user’s devices and the minimum number of APs required for authentication. It is also robust, with features to handle situations where there may be a lack of APs in the user’s environment or the user does not have access to their mobile device. Additionally, the proposed system takes user privacy into consideration by limiting the storage of sensitive information and purging data related to a user’s session after it is complete. The proposed system is a secure and user-friendly solution for 2FA that can be easily implemented in various settings. Finally, the proposed system was tested and evaluated, and the results showed that it is effective in authenticating users while maintaining a high level of security.</p>

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“…This security system works by replacing the mechanical lock system with RFID technology. In their work, it was implemented for access control of motorcycles [8]. A user first implants an RFID card in his/her body using a sterile implant kit.…”

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Zero-effort Continuous Two-factor Authentication

Alqahtani¹

2023

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“…Penelitian terkait kedua judulnya adalah Sistem Autentikasi Kendaraan Bermotor Menggunakan RFID Implant [9]. Pada penelitian terkait ini peneliti menggunakan teknologi RFID reader pasive untuk membuat sistem autentikasi kendaraan bermotor menggunakan RFID implant yang bermanfaat bagi pemilik kendaraan sebagai kunci kendaraan ketika pengguna akan mengoprasikan kendaraannya serta mengurangi tingkat pencurian pada kendaraan beroda dua.…”

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Implementation of Wireless Xbee Autentication System of Motorcycle

Tombeng

Taghulihi

Waworundeng

2019

CogITo Smart Journal

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The increase of two-wheeled vehicles in Indonesia can be identified as a primary need for the community, which is directly proportional to the number of population of vehicles in Indonesia which has increased every year, and the crime rate in two-wheeled vehicles has increased from year to year. This phenomenon involves many parties creating and developing various types of technology and systems to reduce the impact of crime on two-wheeled vehicles. In designing and developing this system, the researchers integrates several modules including Arduino Mega 2560, Arduino Uno, RFID implants, and Wireless Xbee which perform wireless communication tool between the two microcontrollers. The modules are integrated into a digital module to replace the conventional system for turning on and off the motorcycle’s engine. By using the prototyping process model the development of this system can be enhance or developed more in future to improve the security system on motorcycle vehicles.

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“…The implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT) in daily application renders it necessary to be incorporated into a safety mechanism for the security of belongings [8]. IoT continues to revamp how personal and organizational security can be enhanced, especially since the application gives full liberty and access to the end-users on how he interacts with the system [10]. The smart lock that integrates IoT with a lock-based system offers remote connectivity to its user to allow for more flexibility on the system-user interaction and provides more security with real-time monitoring.…”

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Development of a Lock Biometric Authentication System for a Battery Powered Locking Device

Ismail,

Fawzi,

Wan Jamaludin

et al. 2021

IJIE

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This paper describes the development of a biometric authentication system in a battery-powered locking device. It differs from the conventional locking system, which connected to an external power supply. The system focuses on a fingerprint-based identification with single button operation. A fingerprint sensor readily available in the market was integrated with an Arduino as the processing unit to unify the button operation as means to trigger functions on the fingerprint sensor and actuator motors, as well as indicating lights for user feedback. The aim of the seamless fingerprint authentication requires a brief matching of usersâ€™ fingerprints. A prototype of the system was built and tested. It was found that the device is able to match a fingerprint in less than 1s for up to 50 registered fingerprints. Using a nominal battery capacity of the 12V lithium battery pack with 5000mAh, the amount of current supply to the actuator is sufficient for 400 activations.

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Prototype of authentication system of motorcycle using RFID implants

Cited by 11 publications

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Zero-effort Continuous Two-factor Authentication

Zero-effort Continuous Two-factor Authentication

Implementation of Wireless Xbee Autentication System of Motorcycle

Development of a Lock Biometric Authentication System for a Battery Powered Locking Device

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