Biometrics, Access Control, Smart Cards: A Not So Simple Combination

  • Hachez G
  • Quisquater J
  • Koeune F
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Abstract

Although biometrics can be an useful component for access control, the security they procure is often overestimated, as if they were a magic tool whose simple use will automatically prevent each and every type of attack. Biometrics are not secure unless they are embedded in a strong cryptographic protocol, whose design pays special attention to their specificities. In particular, smart card reveals to be an useful and efficient partner of biometrics for such a protocol. This paper reviews and discusses the most important issues raised by biometrics and presents a secure authentication protocol skeleton. * Work partially done within the European IST project BANCA 1

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Hachez, G., Quisquater, J.-J., & Koeune, F. (2000). Biometrics, Access Control, Smart Cards: A Not So Simple Combination. In Smart Card Research and Advanced Applications (pp. 273–288). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35528-3_16

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