journal article·2023Open access

Cancellable Multi-Biometric Feature Veins Template Generation Based on SHA-3 Hashing

Salwa M. Serag Eldin, Ahmed Sedik, Sultan S. Alshamrani, Ahmed M. Ayoup

Computers, Materials & Continua· Volume 74· Issue 1

Abstract

In this paper, a novel cancellable biometrics technique called Multi-Biometric-Feature-Hashing (MBFH) is proposed. The MBFH strategy is utilized to actualize a single direction (non-invertibility) biometric shape. MBFH is a typical model security conspire that is distinguished in the utilization of this protection insurance framework in numerous sorts of biometric feature strategies (retina, palm print, Hand Dorsum, fingerprint). A more robust and accurate multilingual biological structure in expressing human loneliness requires a different format to record clients with inseparable comparisons from individual biographical sources. This may raise worries about their utilization and security when these spread out designs are subverted as everybody is acknowledged for another biometric attribute.The proposed structure comprises of four sections: input multi-biometric acquisition, feature extraction, Multi-Exposure Fusion (MEF) and secure hashing calculation (SHA-3). Multimodal biometrics systems that are more powerful and precise in human-unmistakable evidence require various configurations to store a comparative customer that can be contrasted with biometric wellsprings of people. Disparate top words, biometrics graphs can’t be denied and change to another request for positive Identifications (IDs) while settling. Cancellable biometrics is may be the special procedure used to recognize this issue.
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OpenAlex topics: Biometric Identification and Security · Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption · User Authentication and Security Systems

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