Biometric systems are increasingly replacing traditional password-and token-based
authentication systems. Security and recognition accuracy are the two most important …

Biometric recognition is a challenging research field but suffers from privacy and security
concerns. To address this concern, Cancelable Biometrics is suggested in literature in which …

Authentication is a critical requirement of many systems, in domains such as law
enforcement, financial services and consumer devices. Due to poor user practices …

The fingerprint templates include almost the entire information about an individual's
fingerprints, and the user validation is totally determined by the fingerprint minutiae features …

Biometrics refers to physiological (ie, face, fingerprint, hand geometry, etc.) and behavioral
(ie, speech, signature, keystroke, etc.) traits of a human identity. As these traits are unique to …

Biometric recognition has been proven to offer a reliable solution to authenticate the identity
of the legitimate user. Because of the inherent nature of biometrics, which involves the …

One of the potential passiveness in a biometric system is the invasion of stored biometric
template, which may lead to serious security and privacy thefts. The emerging need of …

Lack of the capability of cancellability in a biometric cryptosystem makes it impossible to be
deployed broadly in real applications. This is because the compromise of a template in one …

Security measures have to be taken to protect the privacy of biometric data.
Cancellablebiometrics is proposed as an effective mechanism of using and …

Multi-biometric feature-level fusion exploits feature information from more than one biometric
source to improve recognition performance and template security. When ordered and …