Authentication through keystrokes: What you type and how you type

Haque, Md. Asraful; Khan, Namra Zia; Khatoon, Gulnar

doi:10.1109/icrcicn.2015.7434246

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“…These methods consist of the verification and validation of the relationship between the document and the owner. As defined in [6], we consider in this paper, three common factors used for authentication: (i) something that the user is or does, as for example biometric characteristics and behavioral characteristics, (ii) something that user knows, such as PIN, passwords, one-time password (OTP) and (iii) something that the user has, like for example public-key cryptography (PKC) technologies.…”

Section: User Authenticationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the context of the ID, user authentication is the process to verify and validate the relationship between the document and its owner. This process is based on the concept of strong authentication defined on three factors: something the person has (a card), something the person knows (a PIN) and something the person is or does (its fingerprint or signature) [6]. The combination of those factors generates a more secure or strong authentication for the identification of the person itself.…”

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An Architecture for Biometric Electronic Identification Document System Based on Blockchain †

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This paper proposes an architecture for biometric electronic identification document (e-ID) system based on Blockchain for citizens identity verification in transactions corresponding to the notary, registration, tax declaration and payment, basic health services and registration of economic activities, among others. To validate the user authentication, a biometric e-ID system is used to avoid spoofing and related attacks. Also, to validate the document a digital certificate is used with the corresponding public and private key for each citizen by using a user’s PIN. The proposed transaction validation process was implemented on a Blockchain system in order to record and verify the transactions made by all citizens registered in the electoral census, which guarantees security, integrity, scalability, traceability, and no-ambiguity. Additionally, a Blockchain network architecture is presented in a distributed and decentralized way including all the nodes of the network, database and government entities such as national register and notary offices. The results of the application of a new consensus algorithm to our Blockchain network are also presented showing mining time, memory and CPU usage when the number of transactions scales up.

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Section: User Authenticationmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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An Architecture for Biometric Electronic Identification Document System Based on Blockchain †

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“…c. Authentication: Authentication is the process to verify and validate the relationship between the document and its owner. The user must be authenticated using one or more factor that generally falls into one of four categories: something that the person is, something that the person has, something that the person knows, and something that the person does [10]. Lifecycle Management: Provide ease to manage and organize the identity system, such as updating the status and content of digital identities.…”

Section: The Identity Lifecyclementioning

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An Integration of National Identity towards Single Identity Number with Blockchain

Fathiyana¹,

Hidayat²,

Rahardjo³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 7th Mathematics, Science, and Computer Science Education International Seminar, MSCEIS 20

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The lack of coordination in the integration of information systems between government agencies that issue identity numbers causes replication and redundancy of population information data. Another problem is the emergence of citizens' concerns over data integrity and security due to national identification records is also used by the private sector. In this paper, one of the solutions offered to overcome the above problem is to build an integrated national identification database system between government agencies by applying the concept of Single Identity Number (SIN) using blockchain technology. Blockchain is a secure and robust system for keeping a record of the identities of all citizens and also able to facilitate data integration between institutions. This paper uses the strengths of blockchain to possess characteristics of immutability that it is possible to store national identification records.

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“…Certainly, blockchain network combined with user's authentication and identification processes can be applied to overcome the aforementioned issues and offering additional services. In the ID context, user's authentication is the process to verify and validate the relationship between the document and its owner, these processes are based on the concept of strong authentication, which consists of the verification of four factors: something that the person has (Card), something that the person knows (PIN), something that the person is (Fingerprint) and something that the person does (Signature) [12].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Model for National Electronic Identity Document and Authentication Mechanism Based on Blockchain

Juan¹,

Javeriana²,

Andrés³

et al. 2018

IJMO

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This paper proposes a security model for a national electronic Identity Document (e-ID) in Colombia, based on blockchain network concept using smart cards and taking advantage of the traditional authentication methods as biometry (citizen authentication) and physical security (document authentication), in order to reduce the security issues of the currently used Identity Document. The proposed model uses smart cards to store information of the citizen, such as the encrypted template of their biometric features in order to perform user authentication, fingerprint and iris recognition technologies. In addition, the well-known benefits of a private blockchain network are exploited to verify the authenticity of the document and validate the legality of the user transactions. The blockchain network architecture are also presented defining the block structure, the type of transactions and the blockchain approach for the e-ID.

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Authentication through keystrokes: What you type and how you type

Cited by 5 publications

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An Architecture for Biometric Electronic Identification Document System Based on Blockchain †

An Architecture for Biometric Electronic Identification Document System Based on Blockchain †

An Integration of National Identity towards Single Identity Number with Blockchain

A Model for National Electronic Identity Document and Authentication Mechanism Based on Blockchain

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