Improved Partial Fingerprint Matching Based on Score Level Fusion Using Pore and SIFT Features

Malathi, S.; Meena, C.

doi:10.1109/pacc.2011.5979022

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“…Second, we assume that it is not practical to cover an entire touchscreen with transparent fingerprint sensors, due to the cost, performance, and efficiency issues. Third, existing fingerprint match techniques, such as these described in [12], are robust enough to be applied to partial fingerprints. And finally, fingerprint biometric is used not only for unlocking a local mobile device but also for continuously authenticating the user after the one-shot the login process.…”

Section: A Local Identity Security Mechanismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Continuous Remote Mobile Identity Management Using Biometric Integrated Touch-Display

Feng

Liu

Cărbunar

et al. 2012

2012 45th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture Workshops

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While enriching the user experiences, the development of mobile devices and applications introduces new security and privacy vulnerabilities for the remote services accessed by mobile device users. A trusted and usable authentication architecture for mobile devices is thus in high demand. In this paper, we leverage a unified structure, consisting of transparent TFTbased fingerprint sensors, touchscreen, and display, to propose a novel identity management mechanism that authenticates users of touch based mobile devices for accessing the local devices and remote services. Our solution differs from the previous onetime and enforced authentication approaches through two novel features: (i) user transparent authentication process, requiring neither password nor extra login steps and (ii) continuous identity management based on fingerprint biometric, where each user-to-device touch interaction is used toward authentication. Moreover, we introduce two different security scenarios, one for local identity management, and the second extended solution for remote identity management. Finally we employ TRUST (Trust Reinforcement based on Unified Structural Touch-display) to solve the identity challenge in cyber space.

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Section: A Local Identity Security Mechanismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Continuous Remote Mobile Identity Management Using Biometric Integrated Touch-Display

Feng

Liu

Cărbunar

et al. 2012

2012 45th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture Workshops

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“…The partial fingerprint matching extracted the pore feature and SIFT feature points. The score level fusion was applied after matching score was calculated [25]. Face and finger print modalities were fused under score level by modeling the causal relationships by Bayesian Networks [26].…”

Section: Ii) Fusion At Matching Score Levelmentioning

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Revisiting feature level and score level fusion techniques in multimodal biometrics system

Venkatesha

Radhika³

2012

2012 International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems

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The primary application of biometric technology is to analyze human characteristics for security purpose as security issues have been the focused interest in recent years. A survey of different fusion techniques in multimodal biometrics is made. This paper also attempts to identify some of the challenges and issues that confront research in multimodal biometrics. Keywords-Multi modal; feature level fusion; score level fusionI.

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“…It has excellent performance in solving rotation, scaling or radiation transformation problems of images matching [5]. SIFT algorithm has good characteristics in partial feature extraction of feature-points [6] and is widely used in remote sensing image matching [7], biological feature recognition [8], and so on. But it also has some drawbacks such as too many feature points, too large dimension of the descriptor and too high time consuming of computation in matching process.…”

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An Improved Harris-SIFT Algorithm Based on Rotation-invariant LBP Operator

Yang¹,

Ren²,

Cai³

et al. 2016

IJSIP

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Improved Partial Fingerprint Matching Based on Score Level Fusion Using Pore and SIFT Features

Cited by 19 publications

References 9 publications

Continuous Remote Mobile Identity Management Using Biometric Integrated Touch-Display

Continuous Remote Mobile Identity Management Using Biometric Integrated Touch-Display

Revisiting feature level and score level fusion techniques in multimodal biometrics system

An Improved Harris-SIFT Algorithm Based on Rotation-invariant LBP Operator

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