an enhanced high level user authentication and data security using biometric input
P.Kannan,Karthikeyan.P
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology
ISSN: 2321-3337 Impact Factor:1.521 Volume:1 Issue:2 Year: 12 September,2013 Pages:89-94
Abstract
The main impact of the project proposal is from the concept of “Getting Biometric input from the user without using any external devices for providing high level user authentication during login”. The purpose of biometric recognition for secure access restricts is to avoid the un-trusted source of interaction.Most cases, object level changes happening in the IT environment is not monitored properly. Considering, a Database Administrator is trying to change an object. In that case, he will change without the knowledge of other DBA’s. In case of accidental changes, or any changes in the system acceptance of the other administrator is important. The system may be prone to hacking vulnerabilities too. To overcome the above issues, we are proposing a standard technique to avoid hacking with the help of Biometric input. Once the user is trying to access the objects to do any changes in the databasethen biometric system will decide the authentication part.
Kewords
Biometric input, Data Base Administrator (DBA), Private key, Public Key, Object Changes
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