Challenge Responsive Multi Modal Biometric Authentication Resilient to Presentation Attacks

Abstract

Multimodal biometric systems are a natural evolution of traditional biometric authentication systems with use of multiple biometric to enhance the security level. Presentation attacks in form of photos and replay videos are becoming a threat to the biometric authentication systems and it becomes necessary to prevent from these attacks for an enhanced security level. This work proposes a challenge response based multi modal biometric authentication resilient to presentation attack. The proposed system is designed for multi modal biometric involving face and iris biometrics with challenge in form of arbitrary emotion invoking image at a random position on the screen. The changes in region of interest around the Facial landmarks and distance of iris to Facial landmarks are captured as response. The response is then matched with expected response derived based on the position of arbitrary emotion invoking image on screen to detect presentation attacks. In addition the work also proposes a hybrid deep feature which provides an addition security in recognition process to ensure authentication failure for fake samples. The error rate in leakage of spoofs is very low in proposed solution (less than 1%) in different environments compared to existing works. The recognition accuracy of face is atleast 1% higher and atleast 2% higher for IRIS in proposed solution compared to existing works.

Securing Virtual Reality: A Multimodal Biometric Authentication Framework for VRaaS

“…To further strengthen biometric authentication systems, researchers have explored novel approaches such as challenge-response-based authentication and the use of EEG signals for identity verification [12] [13]. Additionally, the combination of biometrics with token-based authentication has been investigated to create multifactor authentication frameworks, enhancing security by reducing the risk of disclosing personal data [14].…”