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NETWORK SECURITY THROUGH BIOMETRICS

A PAPER ON. NETWORK SECURITY THROUGH BIOMETRICS. P ALM VIEN T ECHNOLOGY. BY Sagar Pudi , B.TECH CSE JNTUK - VZM. INDEX. INTRODUCTION WHAT DOES IT MEAN? HOW DOES IT WORK? FEATURES APPLICATIONS CONCLUSION. INTRODUCTION.

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NETWORK SECURITY THROUGH BIOMETRICS

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  1. A PAPER ON NETWORK SECURITYTHROUGH BIOMETRICS PALM VIEN TECHNOLOGY BY Sagar Pudi , B.TECH CSE JNTUK - VZM

  2. INDEX • INTRODUCTION • WHAT DOES IT MEAN? • HOW DOES IT WORK? • FEATURES • APPLICATIONS • CONCLUSION

  3. INTRODUCTION • In the ubiquitous network society, individuals can easily access information any time and any where. • Users are faced with the risk others can easily access information, Ex: PINCODE TECHNOLOGY • There was a need to introduce a technology that secures our data more efficiently from unlawful intervention.

  4. FUJITSU introduced four technologies namely 1.Voice recognition 2.Finger print 3.Face recognition 4.Palm vein. • Among them palm vein technology is most accurate one.

  5. What does it mean? • Palm vein pattern acts as security key. • It is unique and affable. • An individuals palm-vein image is scanned and converted by algorithms into data points. • These are compressed, encrypted & stored as orientation for future authentication.

  6. How does it works? • Pattern reading. • Authentication • Access to the environment.

  7. CATALOGUING: • Palm scanning. -> Infraredrays illuminate the palm for pattern capturing. -> Vein pattern is stored in the data base.

  8. Features: • Easier and penetrable. Highly securable: • Test basis • Declared -> PVT is most secured . False rejection rate : 0.01% False acceptance rate: 0.00008%

  9. Growth recognition HYGIENE CONCERN:- Sanitation • Contact less feature

  10. Applications: • Banking - Money withdrawl • Medicine - Disinfection • Atms- User recognise

  11. Personal Computers: • Vein sensor in mouse. Hospitals and libraries: • To maintain unique & secured records of patients and students.

  12. Conclusion • Presently this technology was being used in a wide range in Japan. • Threats abating. • Hoping for greater benefits.

  13. ??? Queries

  14. THANQ

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