A Coherent and Privacy-Protecting Biometric Authentication Strategy in Cloud Computing

Abstract

The Biometric authentication has become progressively more desired in current years. With this expansion of cloud computing, database holders be influenced to expand this extensive volume of biometric information & detection operations to CLOUD for eradicate of this high-priced storage and result overheads, is still conveys possible dangers to users’ seclusion. In this document, we recommend an well-organized, well planned and confidentiality-protecting biometric classification strategy. Particularly, biometric information was encrypted & farmed out for Cloud database. For complete a biometric confirmation, server holder encrypts the inquiry information and proposes that to cloud. The Cloud implements recognition tasks on the encrypted server and sends this conclusion to the server holder. The systematic protection assessment specifies the recommended system is protected still if attackers can fake detection appeals and conspire through the cloud. Evaluated with previous protocols, investigational and new outcomes prove the recommended strategy accomplishes enhanced performance in both preparation and discovery measures.

A Systematic Review on Multi-Factor Authentication Framework

“…The most common authentication methods are text passwords [2], Identification Numbers (PIN) [3], and biometrics [4]. Hence, protecting a system requires a sufficient, reliable, and vigorous authentication framework [5].…”

Facial and Palm-Based Biometric Authentication and Data Security

“…Biometric identification has gained increasing popularity owing to its positive approach toward user authentication. When compared to standard authentication techniques done with keys and identification cards, BA is evaluated to be more genuine and appropriate (Yadav et al, 2020). Since modalities, namely faces, fingerprints, palm vein irises, hand geometry, and voices are truly unique, the usage of biometrics is increasing each day, which makes them an effectual blockade to cyber criminals trying to underhandedly impersonate us (Carmel & Akila, 2020).…”