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    Group 1: RUTURAJ ACHAREKAR (01)

    MANASI UBALE (02)

    PAYAL BHAYANI(03)

    VAIBHAV SONI(04)

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    BIOMETRICS

    Definition:-

    Biometrics is the identification or verification ofhuman identity through the measurement ofrepeatable physiological and behavioral

    characteristics

    By using biometrics a person could be identified basedon "who she/he is" rather then "what she/he has" (card,token, key) or "what she/he knows"(password, PIN).

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    BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF

    BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGIES:Universality:

    Uniqueness:Permanence:

    Collectability:

    Performance:.

    Acceptability:

    Circumvention:

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    Working principle:

    Enrollment principle :

    A sample of the biometric trait is captured,processed by a computer, and stored for later

    comparison.

    Verification principle :

    In this mode biometric system authenticates a

    persons claimed identity from their previouslyenrolled pattern.

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    Major components of a biometricsystem:

    Data collection Signal processing

    Matching

    Decision

    Storage

    Transmission

    BIOMETRIC SYSTEMARCHITECTURE

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    Raw dataExtracted

    features Template

    Authentication decision

    Data

    collection Signal

    processing

    Matching Storage

    Match

    score

    DecisionApplication

    Biometric System Model

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    CATEGORIES OF

    BIOMETRICSBiometrics can be sorted into two classes:

    Physiological:- Examples-

    face,fingerprints,hand geometry and irisRecognition,dna.

    Behavioral :-Examples -signature and voice.

    HAND GEOMETRY Bio-Signature pen

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    Various Biometrics types: DNA Fingerprinting

    Vein Thermogram

    Face RecognitionFingerprint

    Hand & Finger Geometry

    Iris ScanRetina Scan

    Signature Verification

    Voice Recognition

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    DNA Fingerprinting0.1% DNA would be unique for a person

    Identical Twins do not have same DNA

    Benefits: Accurate

    Weakness:

    Not in Real-Time

    Physical sample should be taken

    Used in Forensic Application, PaternityDetermination, etc.

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    Vein ThermogramPattern of Blood Veins is unique, even for twins

    When exposed to IR rays, veins appear black

    Merits: Can be done only if person is alive

    Difficult to forge

    Weakness: Much time consuming, Challenging

    in uncontrolled Environments

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    Iris

    ScanScans over 200 points of the Iris

    Merits:

    Not affected by Glasses, Contact Lens, evenSurgery

    Twins also have different iris

    Easier to detect Artificial Irises

    Demerits: User should Remain Still, ExpensiveUsed in ID Cards, Passports, Border Control,

    Restricted Areas

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    Signature

    Verification

    Physical Activity of Signing: Stroke Order,Pressure applied & Speed measured

    Most insecure form of Biometric Device

    Professional Forgers can fool the system

    People may not sign in identical manner

    Used in providing access to Documents,Banking Services, etc

    Bio-Signature pen

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    Voice

    Recognition

    Based on Shape & Size of Vocal Tracts,

    Mouth, Nasal Cavity and LipsTwo types of system:

    Text-dependent Systems

    Text-independent Systems

    Demerits: Sensitive to noise, Notappropriate for large scale application

    Used in Phone Based Applications

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    Which biometric method /product is best?

    Depends on the applicationreliability

    security

    performance

    cost

    user acceptance

    liveness detectionusers that are unsuitable

    size of sensor

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    APPLICATION

    Access controlTo devicesCellular phones

    Logging in to computer, laptop, or PDACars

    Guns, gun safes

    To local services

    Debitting money from cash dispenserAccessing data on smartcard

    To remote servicesE-commerce

    E-business

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    APPLICATION

    Physical access controlTo high security areas

    To public buildings or areas

    Time & attendance control

    Identification Forensic person investigation

    Social services applications, e.g. immigration orprevention of welfare fraud

    Personal documents, e.g. electronic driverslicense or ID card

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    Limitations Of BiometricSystems

    Noise in Sensed Data

    Intra-class Variations

    Distinctiveness

    Non-universalitySpoof Attacks

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    ConclusionBiometric technology has great potential

    There are many biometric products around,based on different biometric technologies

    Shortcomings of biometric systems due to

    manufacturers ignorance of security concerns lack of quality control

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