M2U2: Multifactor Mobile Based Unique User Authentication Mechanism

Bhalla, Rachit; Jeyanthi, N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-16657-1_42

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“…The development of advanced technological solutions that are capable of protecting highly sensitive systems from malicious threats is undoubtedly one of the greatest needs of mankind in recent times [1]. Generally, security does not involve considerations of the mechanical strength of systems only, but also that of the cyber, virtual, and systems infrastructure.…”

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Development of a Multifactor-Security-Protocol System Using Ambient Noise Synthesis

Imoize¹,

Ben-Adeola²,

Adebisi³

2020

ICST Transactions on Security and Safety

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The escalating cases of security threats on the global scene, especially in the cyberspace, demands urgent need to deploy sophisticated measures to mitigate these calamitous threats. To this end, various lock mechanisms have been developed and deployed to prevent access to control systems from potential intruders. This paper provides a solution to this pervasive problem, addressing concerns on the physical and virtual components of an access control system. A locally generated One-Time-Passkeys (OTPs) was created, leveraging ambient noise as entropy input. The system was deployed on an Arduino microcontroller embedded in a safe-cabinet secured with a 12V solenoid lock. The design was implemented and tested against standard metrics. Results achieved include algorithmic optimizations of existing local OTP protocol implementations, and the realization of a safe lock module, which interfaces with a mobile application developed on Android over a secured Bluetooth connection.

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confidence: 99%