A dual-biometric-modality identification system based on fingerprint and EEG

Liwen, Fei Su; Cai, Xia; Ma, Junshui

doi:10.1109/btas.2010.5634487

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“…However, relax states EEG are more practical and easy to record than VEPs, so they are better suggested in practical EEG biometric authentication systems. Finally, fusing EEG signals with other biometrics improves system's performance making it robust to spoofing attacks and ideal for liveness detection [69][70][71][72]. All these conclusions should be addressed in future work.…”

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State‐of‐the‐art methods and future perspectives for personal recognition based on electroencephalogram signals

2015

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In the past decade, biomedical instrumentations have witnessed major developments and now it is very easy to measure human biomedical electrical signals. One of these signals is the brain waves, known as electroencephalogram (EEG) signals, which became very easy to be measured using portable devices and dry electrodes. This opens the way for the use of brain waves in different applications rather than the biomedical diagnosis. One of the most recent nonmedical applications for brain waves is the biometric authentication. Brain waves have some advantages which are not present in the commonly used identifiers, such as face and fingerprints, making them robust to spoof attacks. However, brain waves still face many challenges with reference to permanence and uniqueness. In this study, the authors discuss the employment of brain signals for human recognition tasks and focus on the challenges facing these signals towards the deployment of a practical biometric system. This study, also, provides a comprehensive review of the proposed approaches developed in EEG-based biometric authentication systems.

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“…In [69], a dual-modality biometric authentication system based on EEG signals and fingerprint was proposed. Fingerprint modality is widely used for its relatively high verification accuracy, but is also more subject to spoofing attacks.…”

Section: Fusing Eeg With Another Biometric Trait (Dual-modality Systementioning

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State‐of‐the‐art methods and future perspectives for personal recognition based on electroencephalogram signals

2015

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“…Another dual or multimodal biometric system proposes dual-biometric-modality personal identification, which used both the fingerprint and the Electroencephalogram (EEG) technologies to achieve both high identification performance, and an effective antispoofing capability (Liwen et al, 2010). That study represents the first effort to fuse the widely adopted fingerprint technology with a novel biometric modality-EEG.…”

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Electronic Government in the Fight Against Terrorism

Spalević¹

2016

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference - Sinteza 2016

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Electronic government provides different interactions between government and citizens, government agencies, employees and businesses or commerce. All these interactions provide better, faster and safer use of government services. In today's world, electronic government services have one very important role and that is war against terrorism. In this context, terrorism implies traditional and cyber terrorism. Network connections between different government services, use of databases with registered terrorists and terrorist organizations, electronic monitoring and checking of individual on the borders or suspicious web sites can prevent future attacks. This paper summarizes and presents different use of government electronic service in the war against terrorism through technical and legal observation. Besides advantages and disadvantages of the current electronic services, the paper presents ideas for possible improvements and better law support.

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