Tuesday 22nd of May 2012
 

Securing Revocable Iris and Retinal Templates using Combined User and Soft Biometric based Password Hardened Multimodal Fuzzy Vault


Published in Volume 7, Issue 5, pp 159-166, September 2010


Biometric systems are subjected to a variety of attacks. Stored biometric template attack is very severe compared to all other attacks. Providing security to biometric templates is an important issue in building a reliable personal identification system. Multi biometric systems are more resistive towards spoof attacks compared to unibiometric counterpart. Soft biometric are ancillary information about a person. This work provides security and revocability to iris and retinal templates using combined user and soft biometric based password hardened multimodal biometric fuzzy vault. Password hardening provides security and revocability to biometric templates. Eye biometrics namely iris and retina have certain merits compared to fingerprint. Iris and retina capturing cameras can be mounted on a single device to improve user convenience. Security of the vault is measured in terms of min-entropy.

Keywords: Biometric template security, min-entropy, fuzzy vault, retina, iris, revocability, Soft Biometrics

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