Biometric Digital Signature Key Generation

Publication: Communications of the ACMFebruary 2000 https://doi.org/10.1145/328236.328110

Dec 01, 2001 This paper introduces the notion of biometric signature – a new approach to integrate biometrics with public key infrastructure, using biometric based digital signature generation which is secure, efficacious, fast, convenient, non‐invasive and correctly identifies the maker of a transaction. Biometric Digital Signature Key Generation 39 From the technical point of view, this work proposes several biometric dig-ital key and signature generation frameworks to ensure data integrity, mutual authentication, and confidentiality. From the practical perspective, this work de.

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