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Biometric Inaccuracies Project Team 9: Tanner Ellenberger and Grant Miller Overview History Types of biometrics, how they work Overall effectiveness Risks/Downsides (problem) Known alternatives Our solution

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Biometric Inaccuracies

Project Team 9: Tanner Ellenberger and Grant Miller

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Overview

History
Types of biometrics, how they work
Overall effectiveness
Risks/Downsides (problem)
Known alternatives
Our solution

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History

Biometrics used since 500 B.C by Babylonian merchants

for transactions

Bertillon System was used in mid 1800s to measure

various body dimensions

Henry System implemented in late 1800s to include

fingerprints of inmates

Biometrics we see today were not implemented until late

90s, early 2000’s

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How Biometrics Work

1. Proper recording/scanning device records initial appropriate biometric input 2. System turns biometric input into storable data 3. User seeking access presents biometric input to device 4. Device compares new input to original stored input 5. If new input matches original stored input, access granted

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Popular Types of Biometrics

Fingerprint
Retina
Iris
Facial
Voice
Signature

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Effectiveness

Convenient, easy to use
Very unique
Always with you
Easy to implement

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Risks/Downsides

Cannot change your DNA if compromised
Lack of privacy
Users can be forced to use their biometric with physical force
Can be manipulated

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Alternatives

Password/Passphrase
Personal Device Check
Two-Factor
Two-Step
Randomly Generated Codes

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Solution

AI.Lock
User takes picture of unique object or scene (reference image)
Must take picture of same object/scene for authorization (candidate image)
Only stores a hash of the image

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Conclusion

Biometric History
How biometrics work
Types of biometrics
Effectiveness of biometrics
Risks of Biometrics
Biometric Alternatives
Our Solution

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Works Cited

Azimpourkivi, et al. “A Secure Mobile Authentication Alternative to Biometrics.” [1402.1128] Long Short-Term Memory Based Recurrent Neural Network Architectures for Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition, 7 Dec. 2017, arxiv.org/abs/1712.02483. Yang, Kai, et al. “Consent Biometrics.” Neurocomputing, vol. 100, 2013, pp. 153–162., doi:10.1016/j.neucom.2011.12.044. Indrayani E (2014) The Effectiveness and the Efficiency of the Use of Biometric Systems in Supporting National Database Based on Single ID Card Number (The Implementation of Electronik ID Card in Bandung). J Inform Tech Softw Eng 4:129. doi:10.4172/2165-7866.1000129 Shahnewaz, Shaon. “The Top Seven Advantages of a Biometric Identification Management System”. M2SYS. Apr 4, 2016. Web. Jun 24, 2018. Mayhew, S. (2018, March 21). History of Biometrics. Retrieved from https://www.biometricupdate.com/201802/history-of-biometrics-2 Penny, Wayne. “Biometrics: A Double Edged Sword - Security and Privacy”. SANS Institute. 2002. Web. Jun 24, 2018.

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