A Dominant Cryptosystem using Biometric Trait and Multiparty Cipher
Shriram D Raut, Rajivkumar Mente and Ashok Shinde. Article: A Dominant Cryptosystem using Biometric Trait and Multiparty Cipher. IJCA Proceedings on National Seminar on Recent Trends in Cloud Computing NSRCC:3-5, May 2014. Full text available. BibTeX
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author = {Shriram D. Raut and Rajivkumar Mente and Ashok Shinde},
title = {Article: A Dominant Cryptosystem using Biometric Trait and Multiparty Cipher},
journal = {IJCA Proceedings on National Seminar on Recent Trends in Cloud Computing},
year = {2014},
volume = {NSRCC},
pages = {3-5},
month = {May},
note = {Full text available}
}
Abstract
The biometric is science of recognizing person based on physiological and behavioral characteristics. The cryptographic system assures our data during transmission and tends to form a secure message. This paper discusses about concatenation of biometric trait and multiparty cipher. A message needs a security mechanism that keeps data protected from security attacks. This paper is a stepping stone towards prominent security services; an approach is to use human as token of authorization. A biometric trait may be palm, face; finger etc. and multiparty cipher consist of chaining of symmetric ciphers. The fusion of such characteristic leads us a much dominant cryptosystem and using this we can make messaging or communication quite secure.
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