Quickest Multiple User Active Authentication

Perera, Pramuditha; Fiérrez, Julián; Patel, Vishal M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-39489-9_10

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“…These factors can expository prioritize the need of a smartphone tool for keeping track the stay of COVID patients. Continuous user biometric authentication (CUBA) might be a frontier in this direction 1 . This approach diminishes the shortcomings of classic dynamic login procedures (fingerprint or password confrontation) by verifying the individuals identity persistently and latched the smartphone automatically if alteration in his/her identity has been reported.…”

Section: Qm Mobile Apps: Current Status and Curbsmentioning

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“…Several promising initiatives, however, have been started by many countries to institutionalized AI-based home quarantined management (HQM) systems enforced by local authorities (health workers/ civic bodies/ police); an exemplary flow diagram is shown in Figure 1. However, no such mobile app yet exists for HQM that can continuously track location and ensure someone's identity by combining biometric verification 1 , geofencing, and AI techniques.…”

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AI-Biometric-Driven Smartphone App for Strict Post-COVID Home Quarantine Management

Jaswal

Bharadwaj

Tiwari

et al. 2021

IEEE Consumer Electron. Mag.

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has been announced as a Global Communal Health Extremity by WHO on January 2020. Meaningful preventive solutions have been taken with smartphone selfie/geofencing apps toward managing mandatory home quarantine and physical distancing. In the post-COVID world, fast screening and strict quarantine can play a crucial role in bringing back normality. Quarantine being offered at home can be a comfortable solution for both government and patients. On the other hand, it can be hazardous if not strictly followed and adequately realized. However, the existing geofencing/face selfie apps take static photographs and location data at certain time intervals that can allow patients to violate the rules between those periods, thus failing to ensure active user identity. To realize unbreached home quarantine policies, this article introduces a CUBA-HQM smartphone app that performs continuous user biometric authentication (CUBA) augmented with geofencing using AI technology. The purpose of continuous tracking is to strictly control the spread of infectious diseases in society by monitoring the individual move in/out in the quarantine zone.

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