Secure Remote Biometric Authentication Protocol

Abstract

The secure remote biometric authentication protocol proposed in this paper solves the problem from the nature of the biometric data. The proposed protocol preserves the privacy of the users biometric data when it is transmitted in the protocol. The liveness property of the protocol guarantees that the biometric data used to authenticate the user comes from the live presentation of the user. The most important property related with the intentional authentication; it confirms that the purpose of the user authentication correspondences to the users purpose. The proposed secure remote biometric authentication protocol promises three properties so that the user is confident with the security level that the protocol offers and it guarantees that the protocol does not manipulate with an intruder.

Formal Accountability for Biometric Surveillance: A Case Study

“…Lloyd applied Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Java Modeling Language (JML) approaches to the development and security analysis of a biometric authentication system [12]. Salaiwarakul proposed a security verification method for biometric authentication protocols based on the ProVerif protocol analyser [14]. Kanak proposed a formal framework called Biometric Privacy-Security-Trust Model (BioPSTM) to describe the trade-off between privacy and security and their relationship with trust in biometric authentication systems [11].…”