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Analysis of the Iriscode Bioencoding Scheme
Patrick Lacharme
Pages - 315 - 321 | Revised - 15-09-2012 | Published - 24-10-2012
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KEYWORDS
Cancelable Biometrics, Bioencoding Scheme, Iriscode
ABSTRACT
Cancelable biometrics is a technique used to enhance security and user privacy. These schemes are employed to generate multiple revocable data from the original biometric template. In this paper, the security of binary template transformations is evaluated, through a new transformation for iris templates, called bioencoding scheme. This transformation and its security is analyzed, using Boolean functions and non linear Boolean systems. A general discussion on binary template transformations is finally proposed.
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Associate Professor Patrick Lacharme
ensicaen - France
patrick.lacharme@ensicaen.fr
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