Development of a new cryptographic construct using palmprint-based fuzzy vault

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The combination of cryptology and biometrics has emerged as promising component of information security. Despite the current popularity of palmprint biometric, there has not been any attempt to investigate its usage for the fuzzy vault. This paper therefore investigates the possible usage of palmprint in fuzzy vault to develop a user friendly and reliable crypto system. We suggest the use of both symmetric and asymmetric approach for the encryption. The ciphertext of any document is generated by symmetric cryptosystem; the symmetric key is then encrypted by asymmetric approach. Further, Reed and Solomon codes are used on the generated asymmetric key to provide some error tolerance while decryption. The experimental results from the proposed approach on the palmprint images suggest its possible usage in an automated palmprint-based key generation system. © 2009 A. Kumar and A. Kumar.

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Kumar, A., & Kumar, A. (2009). Development of a new cryptographic construct using palmprint-based fuzzy vault. Eurasip Journal on Advances in Signal Processing, 2009. https://doi.org/10.1155/2009/967046

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