Prevention Of Atm Fraud Using F Pin (Publication)
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The document proposes using fingerprints and an F-PIN as a two-factor authentication method to help prevent ATM fraud. It discusses problems with traditional password and biometric authentication, and introduces the F-PIN method which replaces number-based PINs with a sequence of finger presses. The proposed approach uses a fingerprint scan followed by an F-PIN sequence to authenticate users, addressing issues like stolen PINs and replacing biometrics while adding security over traditional methods. The document recommends further research to improve biometric accuracy and address privacy issues.
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- 1. Prevention of ATM Fraud Using Fingerprints and F-PIN Published in Proceedings of the International Conference on Security and Management (SAM). The World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing (WORLDCOM), Las Vegas, Nevada, July 13-16, 2009 (Acceptance rate: 26%)
- 2. Summary ATM Machines are prone to many risks Biometrics in theory is a good way of securing ATM Machines Many problems of biometrics Our solutions
- 4. Skimming
- 9. Biometric based Authentication Drawbacks
- 12. Worn out prints
- 13. Fake samples
- 14. Inaccurate
- 16. What is F-PIN? A new and revolutionary method of replacing number based PIN keypad with a fingerprint based keypad F-PIN is more of a sequence of finger-presses than a code of numbers Each finger is analogous to number from 1-5 After the fingerprint is scanned, pressing down on each finger contour relays pressing of a number
- 18. If each finger can theoretically be represented by a number from 1-5
- 19. Then the F-PIN sequence will correspond to the code: 41523
- 20. F-PIN can also have multiple presses of the same finger in different sequencesF-PIN Explained with an Example
- 22. Results Problems Solved Traditional PIN stealing Replacing biometrics Prevention against fake fingerprint method Ageing problems
- 23. Suggestions/Recommendations Research to make biometrics more accurate Regulations to address privacy issues Research to make biometrics cheaper
- 24. Conclusion Biometrics can help to make ATM machines more secure and reduce ATM scams There are enough materials present to challenge the common problems of biometrics Proposed method has to be tested for it’s faults and efficiency.