Wireless sensor data mining for e-commerce applications release_2mhtsux655ca7gpxled6ce2htu

by T. Sridevi, P. Mallikarjuna Rao, P.V Ramaraju

Published in Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science by Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science.

2018   Volume 14, p462

Abstract

Information hiding is the most important criteria today in several sectors, due to security issues. Mostly for the security applications used in Finance & banking sectors, hiding the information about users and their transactions are necessary at present from the hackers in all high security zones. In this consequence biometrics is progressively considered as foundation component for an extensive array of personal authentication solutions, both at the national level (E.g. India UIDAI) and the smaller-scale (E.g. banking ATMs, school lunch payment systems). Biometric fraud is also an area of increasing concern, as the number of deployed biometric systems increases and fraudsters become aware of the potential to compromise them. Organizations are increasingly deploying process and technology solutions to stay one step ahead. At present Bankers are using different single Biometric Modalities for different services. All Biometric features are not suitable, for all services because of various artifacts while extracting features from the sensors due to background noise, lighting conditions, ease of access etc. This paper proposes a multi model system that will show a onetime single solution to meet all their security problems. This paper particularly handles how to incorporate cryptography and steganography in biometric applications.
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