It is an undeniable fact that biometric recognition systems are susceptible to different
software-related or template attacks at different vulnerable points in the biometric …

Similarity preserving is a key ingredient of cancellable biometric scheme design. The notion
ensures the accuracy performance of the biometric systems can be preserved after the …

This paper conducts an extensive review of biometric user authentication literature,
addressing three primary research questions:(1) commonly used biometric traits and their …

In the contemporary technological landscape, biometrics, encompassing the analysis of
biological data, have gained significance. Biometrics is a methodology that utilize unique …

The handy biometric data is a double-edged sword, paving the way of the prosperity of
biometric authentication systems but bringing the personal privacy concern. To alleviate the …

A cross-database attack in biometric systems is a security attack where attackers attempt to
leverage a compromised target user's template in one database and infer their templates in …

Biometric cryptosystems present a promising avenue for secure authentication; however, the
efficiency and security of such systems can be hindered by errors in biometric data. To …

The need for cancelable biometric techniques has seen a progressive rise due to the rapid
deployment of biometric authentication systems. These techniques prevent compromising …

Existing biohashing authentication schemes usually store bioinformation in the cloud, whose
storage method can face the problems of bioinformation leakage and tampering, and single …

With the rapid development of mobile Internet, the dimension of speech data is too high and
the space is complex. The existing speech retrieval algorithms can not meet the efficient …