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Biometric methods of authentication offer a more secure link between a specific individual
and a non-human entity. Numerous trials and deployments demonstrate the wide range of …

Almost every 2016 flagship mobile phone, whether Android-or iOS-based, is set to come
with an integrated fingerprint reader. The benefits of fingerprint readers are clear to users …

User authentication is a fundamental aspect of security, and a standard requirement on
many of the devices and services that people use on a daily basis. However, while a variety …

Online banking and electronic payment systems on the Internet are becoming increasingly
advanced. On the machine level, transactions take place between client and server hosts …

User authentication is a key technology in human machine interaction. The need to establish
the legitimacy of transactions and possibly the actors behind them is crucial for trustworthy …

Because biometrics-based authentication offers several advantages over other
authentication methods, there has been a significant surge in the use of biometrics for user …

Mobile Authentication: Problems and Solutions looks at human-to-machine authentication,
with a keen focus on the mobile scenario. Human-to-machine authentication is a startlingly …

Conventional protection on mobile phones provides only a one-time verification system
upon switch-on: unless locked, the device is always open; and automatic locking of the …

With the onslaught of identity theft, the case for biometrics is gaining momentum. But they stil
have not gained significant commercial success. Implementations are still rare and the …