Secure Multimodal Authentication Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

Abstract

In the current era, it is necessary to device authorization and authentication techniques to secure resources in information technology. There are several methods to substantiate authorization and authentication. User authentication is essential for authenticating user access control in WSNs. Biometric recognition error, lack of anonymity and vulnerability to attacks, user verification problem, revocation problem and disclosure of session key by the gateway node are some of the security flaws encountered. In this study, a Multimodal Authentication Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN-MAS) is proposed to authenticate legitimate users. The main objective is the fusion of fingerprint and iris biometric features at feature level to enable additional accuracy to verify and match user identity with stored templates. In this paper, multimodal biometric features are used for authentication to improve performance, reduce system error rates to achieve better security in WSN.

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