Security analysis for biometric data in ID documents

Schimke, Sascha; Kiltz, Stefan; Vielhauer, Claus; Kalker, Ton

doi:10.1117/12.585485

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“…We will discuss the performance of the technology and compare this with the results of the Dutch passport tests in practice. For an overview of the use of other biometrics for ID documents see [28].…”

Section: Biometrics and E-passportsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Biometrics and their use in e-passports

Schouten¹,

Jacobs

2009

Image and Vision Computing

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confidence: 99%

Biometrics and their use in e-passports

Schouten¹,

Jacobs

2009

Image and Vision Computing

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“…As a phenotypic biological feature, fingerprint is unique, even in the case of identical twins. The characteristic formation of the fingerprint normally doesn't change over a person's life span (Schimke et al, 2005). Most fingerprint recognition systems analyze the unique pattern of ridges and valleys, and the arrangement of small unique marks on the fingerprint, which are known as minutiae.…”

Section: Biometric Documentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electronic Government in the Fight Against Terrorism

Spalević¹

2016

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference - Sinteza 2016

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Electronic government provides different interactions between government and citizens, government agencies, employees and businesses or commerce. All these interactions provide better, faster and safer use of government services. In today's world, electronic government services have one very important role and that is war against terrorism. In this context, terrorism implies traditional and cyber terrorism. Network connections between different government services, use of databases with registered terrorists and terrorist organizations, electronic monitoring and checking of individual on the borders or suspicious web sites can prevent future attacks. This paper summarizes and presents different use of government electronic service in the war against terrorism through technical and legal observation. Besides advantages and disadvantages of the current electronic services, the paper presents ideas for possible improvements and better law support.

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“…National ID Using biometrics for national IDs and driver licenses provides a more reliable way of identifying individuals [Schimke et al, 2005]. Additional benefits of this application of biometrics include prevention of duplicate identities and faster processing of transactions requiring individual identification [Nanavati et al, 2002].…”

Section: Civilian Applicationsmentioning

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Future Security Approaches and Biometrics

Boukhonine¹,

Krotov²,

Rupert³

2005

CAIS

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Threats to information security are proliferating rapidly, placing demanding requirements on protecting tangible and intangible business and individual assets. Biometrics can improve security by replacing or complementing traditional security technologies. This tutorial discusses the strengths and weaknesses of biometrics and traditional security approaches, current and future applications of biometrics, performance evaluation measures of biometric systems, and privacy issues surrounding the new technology.

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Security analysis for biometric data in ID documents

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

Biometrics and their use in e-passports

Biometrics and their use in e-passports

Electronic Government in the Fight Against Terrorism

Future Security Approaches and Biometrics

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