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IriScript biocryptoverifier
- 1. BioCryptoVerifier A revolution in identity and authentication January 2021 Confidential
- 2. Verification / identification methods Confidential Access to services Proof of title to property Access to the premises ID confirmation Verification / Identification Physical items Knowledge of information Personality traits (biometrics) • Key • Access card • Smart card • Document • Password • Pin-code • Fingerprint • Voice • Face • Iris No personal attachment, easy to lose and counterfeit Slightly more attachment to personality (to knowledge of personality) Attachment to personality, always with you
- 3. Accuracy of verification / identification by bio parameters Confidential False acsess False rejection 0,1% 2,5% 0,001% 0,9% 0,00001% 0,1%
- 4. Iris verification device: Confidential Key features: ▪ Encryption of all incoming and outgoing information; ▪ Session encryption keys; ▪ Storing asymmetric keys in non-retrievable memory; ▪ Storing the biometric reference in immutable memory; ▪ Using an OS that does not allow you to run extraneous programs; ▪ Iris user verification for key applications (transaction confirmation, identity verification when checking documents, etc.) Like a smartphone or mini tablet Main processor and cryptoprocessor PIN code and iris Touch screen Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Form factor Contains Verifications Entering information Communications
- 5. Application: (replacement of both personal and government identification and authentication tools) Confidential ▪ End-to-end encryption using unique session keys ▪ The impossibility of substituting information on the way from its source to the crypto processor ▪ Protection even from programs like keyloggers Communication- chat, file transfer ▪ The ability to use different User masks even on the same service Password manager ▪ ID confirmation User on every transaction ▪ Can be used even when there is no Internet Replacement of credit cards ▪ Confirmation of the User's identity at each document check ▪ There are no requests to the central database - therefore, you can check the User's documents anywhere, including in the absence of the Internet Single electronic document
- 6. Project stages Confidential A device mockup / board on which two processors are assembled, one of which simulates the device processor, and the other simulates a cryptoprocessor. Camera and touch screen connected to the board Building a peer-to-peer chat network Password manager algorithms Certification center issuing certificates to devices Generation of public and private keys by a crypto processor Encryption of chats, voice traffic and files with a crypto processor Database for storing User masks Algorithms for processing iris images Pre-production sample, i.e. A complete device, possibly with some flaws and shortcomings Design documentation for a prototype device chip Chip prototyping Assembling prototypes of the device Device testing Finalization of the device OS Design documentation for serial production of devices Design documentation for a prototype device Research work Development work
- 7. Project economics Confidential Research work Development work 1.5-2 years 3-5 Million USD 2-2.5 years 6-10 Million USD The cost of the device - (150 - 200 USD) Sales price -(250 - 330 USD) Sales volume - 1 million pieces Income - (50 - 100 million USD)
- 8. Thanks for attention! Mikhail Popov CEO Email: popovmp@gmail.com