Difference between revisions of "Biometric Attribute"
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− | *False positives | + | *False positives typically come from either relaxed testing or obsolete technology. |
− | *False negatives | + | *False negatives infuriate [[User]]s which is why false positives are tolerated. |
*Attacks against the sensor capabilities. Various movie and television plots have shown the attacks like taking someone's eyeball, or using a thin-film replica of a finger print to complete an [[Authentication]] which [[Authorization|Authorizes]] access. | *Attacks against the sensor capabilities. Various movie and television plots have shown the attacks like taking someone's eyeball, or using a thin-film replica of a finger print to complete an [[Authentication]] which [[Authorization|Authorizes]] access. | ||
*Attacks against the template store. Access to the [[Authentication]] data store can often be the simplest attack as it is based on known techniques. | *Attacks against the template store. Access to the [[Authentication]] data store can often be the simplest attack as it is based on known techniques. |
Revision as of 14:29, 29 August 2018
Full Title or Meme
Biometrics are literally the measures of the biologic phenotype of a User.
Context
- Biometric Attributes are taken to be exclusively the measure of human characteristics like fingerprint, facial and behavior patterns.
- The human characteristics are another factor that can be a part of Multi-factor Authentication.
- So the human characteristics can be considered to be a Credential.
- The measurements of the characteristic are compared against a template of the characteristics using some Assurance level to produce a Validated claim.
Problems
- False positives typically come from either relaxed testing or obsolete technology.
- False negatives infuriate Users which is why false positives are tolerated.
- Attacks against the sensor capabilities. Various movie and television plots have shown the attacks like taking someone's eyeball, or using a thin-film replica of a finger print to complete an Authentication which Authorizes access.
- Attacks against the template store. Access to the Authentication data store can often be the simplest attack as it is based on known techniques.
Solutions
- ISO 30107-3:2017 describes testing of Biometric Attribute presentations.
- The first Level 1 rating in the NIST/NVLAP-certified iBeta Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) Certification test was granted on (2018-09-23) to facetec[1]
References
- ↑ Planet Biometrics, FaceTec notes achievement in anti-spoofing test. (2018-09-23) http://www.planetbiometrics.com/article-details/i/7463/desc/facetec-notes-achievement-in-anti-spoofing-test/