fake fingers in fingerprint recognition

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2007

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Fake Fingers in Fingerprint RecognitionAssia TriaAssia Tria, Claude Barral*, Abdel Yakoub* and Sebastien Sanaur*

CEA-LETI, * ENSMSE (Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne)

Centre Microélectronique de Provence - Georges Charpak, Gardanne, France

Introduction

Fingerprint Recognition currently widespreads in numerous identity applications such as electronic ID cards, travel documents, access control and time attendance. Security issues with the condition of use of the authentication device is a major concern in such applications. various biometric systems are available on the market (optical, capacitive, thermal etc.). These systems if they are not protected can be sensitive to various attacks in particular with the use of false fingerprints.

GOALS

To have a large range of false biometric fingerprints.

•To develop methods of test and evaluations that are robust, reproducible and stable.

•To propose this method and test as standard in complement of the common criteria for the evaluation of the biometric sensors

Contacts

For more information :

alain.merle@cea.fr

assia.tria@cea.fr

{barral,sanaur,yakoub}@emse.frThis project is supported by a French research program financed by ANR : ASFIP (consortium: Cea-leti, ENSM-SE, Sagem).

More information are available on : https://tokyo.emse.fr/trac/asfip

http://www.emse.fr/spip/SAS-.htmlT

http://www.emse.fr/spip/PS2-.htmlT

Methodology

Materials

Kind of sensors

Test and results

Conclusion

•We are very powerful on false fingers manufacturing (rot-proof properties, softness during its lifetime, low cost etc..)

•These methods showed their effectiveness on the majority fingerprint capture techniques.

•However it exists protections in particular of aliveness detection which make it possible to be protected.

Real finger Glycerin fake finger

Binarization

Optical sensor

Capacitive silicon sensor

Glycerin fake finger

Binarization

Moulds

Fingerprints

Glycerin-base Fingerprint Printed electronic fingers

Our contribution

JETPAC prototype Platform Silver nano-particles based ink

Gelatin/glycerin suppository