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International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 – 8887)Volume 112 – No. 9, February 2015Palm Vein Biometric Technology: An Approach toUpgrade Security in ATM TransactionsB. V. PrasanthiS Mahaboob HussainPrathyusha KanakamDepartment of CSEVishnu Institute of TechnologyBhimavaram, IndiaDepartment of CSEVishnu Institute of TechnologyBhimavaram, IndiaDepartment of CSEVishnu Institute of TechnologyBhimavaram, IndiaA. S. N. Chakravarthy, Ph.D.Department of CSEUCEV, JNTU KakinadaVizianagaramABSTRACTTechnology advances day by day, the growth of malpracticein electronic transactions has also been increasing. Manyhacking techniques for traditional passwords had come toauthorize an unauthorized person while performing ATMtransactions. One of the security mechanism to erase suchfraudulent activities (in which an unauthorized person isperforming transactions as an authorized one) is to identifyand authenticate a user with their biometrics i.e., with theirphysical or behavioral characteristics as fingerprint, iris, palmvein, etc. This paper proposes an enhanced ATM systemwhich provides security using palm vein technology with aunique identification number of an individual unliketraditional passwords.General TermsDigital Forensics; Biometric securities and authentication;Pattern Matching AlgorithmKeywordsATM; Palm vein Technology; Authentication; FeatureExtraction1. INTRODUCTIONAn Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is an electronicinformation transfer's gadget that allows the users of amonetary organization to perform their transactions withoutany prerequisite of human clerk, assistant or bank employee.On most of the modern ATMs, the client is known byinserting a plastic ATM card with a magnetic stripe or aplastic smart card with a chip that contains a novel cardnumber. A personal identification number (PIN) is given tothe user for the sake of their authentication, yet at the sametime burglaries are happening [1]. This paper constitutesbiometric authentication (palm vein technology) by linking itto Unique Identification Number (UIN) to provide moresecurity and authentication.The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIAI) is anagency of the Government of India responsible forimplementing a novel ID task based on the UniqueIdentification Number scheme, to identify individuals, wasestablished in February 2009.Fig 1: Categorization of biometricsIt is the process of authentication where the UIN number,along with other attributes (demographic/biometrics/OTP) issubmitted to UIDAI's Central Identities Data Repository(CIDR) for a check; the CIDR confirms whether theinformation submitted matches the information accessible inCIDR and reacts with a “yes/no”. No personal identityinformation is returned as part of the response. The purpose ofauthentication is to enable residents to prove their identity andfor service providers to confirm that the residents are „whothey say they are' in order to supply services and offer accessto benefits. Biometrics is the study identifying an individualbased on their physical or behavioral characteristics.Fig 1 shows various categories of biometrics [2].Physiological characteristics which are identified with thestate of the body which includes fingerprint, face recognition,DNA, palm vein, hand geometry, iris recognition (which haslargely replaced retina). Behavioral characteristics areidentified with the conduct of an individual, including typingrhythm (the frequency of typing), gait, digital signature andvoice. Biometrics furnish a security combined withconvenience, True authentication, accelerating and facilitatingaccess, cost and workflow reduction. More traditional meansof access control include token-based identification systems,such as driver‟s license or passport, and knowledge-basedidentification systems, such as passwords or PersonalIdentification Number (PIN).1
International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 – 8887)Volume 112 – No. 9, February 2015Fig 2: Palm Vein TechnologyIn the ubiquitous network society, where individuals caneasily access their information anytime and anywhere, peopleare confronted with the hazard that others can easily accessthe same information. On account of this danger, personalidentification technology is used which includes Passwords,Personal Identification Numbers and Identification Cards.However, cards can be stolen and passwords and numbers canbe can be speculated or overlooked. To comprehend this,multi biometric methods can be used for authentication [3, 4,5]. Of the entire Palm vein Technology is more secure toauthenticate an individual will be discussed in section 3 andthe later on sections contains its methodology and applicationsin various fields. Finally, we concluded in section 6.individual [7]. Besides, its contact less features provide for it ahygienic point of interest over other biometric verificationadvances.The above fig 2 illustrates palm secure works by capturing anindividual's vein pattern image while radiating it with nearinfrared rays. The Palm Secure identifies the structure of thepattern of veins on the palm of the human hand with the atmost precision. The sensor radiates a near-infrared beamtowards the palm of the hand and the blood flowing throughthese back to the heart with reduced oxygen absorbs thisradiation, causing the veins to appear as a black pattern. Thispattern is recorded by the sensor and is stored in encryptedform in a database, on a token or on a smart card.2. PALM VEIN TECHNOLOGY3. METHODOLOGYPalm vein technologies [6] are one of the promising newadvances which are profoundly secure. It is the world‟s firstcontactless individual ID framework that uses the veinpatterns in human palms to affirm an individual's identity. It isexceptionally secure on the grounds as it utilizes datacontained inside the body and is more accurate because thepattern of veins in the palm is unpredictable and novel to eachInitially bankers will gather the client's UIN numbers andpalm vein samples with the assistance of palm vein scanner atthe time of opening the accounts. Retrieved palm vein imagesare normalized and some features can be concentrated amongthem, which is put away as enrolled information in a database.The entire procedure is presented in terms of flow chart asshown in fig 3.UserATMUINPalm Vein TechnologyCheckingMatchingAlgorithmNot MatchedBankServerOkMatchedAuthenticationAccess DeniedAccess RightsTransactionStopFig 3: Flowchart of proposed ATM2
International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 – 8887)Volume 112 – No. 9, February 2015Fig 4: Enrollment of Palm Vein SamplesWhile accessing their transactions the client places their palmon the individual scanner which is appended to the machineand the captured samples of users are compared with theirenlisted information [8, 9]. If any match founds, as it is linkedto the CDIR repository, it once again checks whether they arean authorized one or not. If both match, the user was given anaccess rights to perform transactions. In this mechanism, thereis no need of remembering passwords; our hand is a key toperform the transaction. Here, the authentication happens attwo levels; at first, at the time of verification at the ATMmachine our palm vein will be contrasted and that of thesample given at the time of enrollment and secondly, UINnumber related to that sample is compared with that of UIN inCDIR archive. Thus the palm vein technology provides a twoway authentication along with the UIN number. Basically,there are two steps as shown in fig 4 while dealing withbiometrics to perform the transactions: Registration andMatching.3.1 RegistrationDuring the acquisition of the palm vein pattern, variousmathematical operations are applied to the information inorder to digitize that image which are captured by using NearInfrared Cameras later it is continued by pre-processing inwhich aims at the improvement of the image information thatsuppress unsought distortions or enhances some imageoptions important for further processing. Noise reduction isthe method of removing noise from a signal. The first step inimage pre-processing is image cropping. Some immaterialparts of the image can be removed and therefore image regionof interest is concentrated. Thinning is a morphologicaloperation that is used to remove selected foreground pixelsfrom binary images, somewhat like erosion or opening. Whenthe input data is too large to process for an algorithm and it issuspected to be notoriously redundant (much data, but notmuch information) then the input data will be transformedinto a reduced representation set of features (also namedfeature vector). This step is called feature extraction. Then theinput data are ready to perform specific tasks in itstransformed way.3.2 MatchingTemplate matching [10] is a technique in digital imageprocessing for finding small parts of an image which match atemplate image. Template matching can be subdivided intotwo approaches: feature-based and template-based matching.The feature-based approach uses the features of the search andtemplate image, such as edges or corners, as the primarymatch-measuring metrics to find the best matching location ofthe template in the source image. The template-based, orglobal, approach uses the entire template, with generally asum-comparing metric (using SAD, SSD, cross-correlation,etc.) that determines the best location by testing all or asample of the viable test locations within the search imagethat the template image may match. Pattern matching [11] is amethod of identifying features in an image that match asmaller template image (that is, the "pattern" to be matched).The process involves two phases: an off-line learning phase inwhich the template is processed, and a matching phase thatcan be executed in real time.3.3 AccuracyIt is also highly accurate in testing using 1,40,000 palmprofiles of 70,000 individuals in Japan; it had a falseacceptance rate of less than 0.00008% and a false rejectionrate of 0.01% as presented in table 1.Table I : Comparison of various biometricsTechnologyFARFRRPalm 94%0.99%-0.2%Voice2%10%3
International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 – 8887)Volume 112 – No. 9, February estaurants,Retail searchInstitutionsFig 5: Applications of palm vein in various sectors3.3.1 False acceptance rate (FAR)FAR measures how frequently unauthorized persons areaccepted by the system due to erroneous matching or A rate atwhich someone, other than the actual person is falselyrecognized.3.3.2 False rejection rate (FRR)FRR is probability that the system fails to detect a matchbetween the input pattern and a matching template in thedatabase (or) the rate at which the actual person is notrecognized accurately.4. VARIOUS APPROACHES/ MODELSThere is a great deal of detriments while consideringdistinctive sorts of biometrics with ATM to provide security.Anybody holding the card with PIN number known canoperate and no need to be the original owner of the card. Atthe point when ATM card is combined with Fingerprint, thenit may not be relevant to every person. The issue may causewhile catching the finger impression with messy or harmedfingers [12, 13]. There ought to be incessant cleaning ofsensor, which is dealt with at a lower security level due toimage transfer and external body feature. When we access theATM card with samples of Iris, then it is inconvenient forusers who are having glasses and contact lenses. It isexceptionally hard to position eyes effectively as the height ofusers may vary. When ATM Card is joined with extractedfeatures of the face for authentication, then it is very easy toforge and if any change happens to the face such as make up,beard hair, etc., the system will not work properly.On the off chance that ATM is utilized with the assistance ofone-time password, then in this system the User embeds thecard and enters his pin, then in the interim, he/she gets OTP tohis versatility, which to be again entered in the framework toperform an exchange. Because of the climatic change or noflag, the getting of OTP may postpone which is animpediment. On the off chance that any of the abovemultimodal Biometrics techniques [14] are contemplated forclient verification. It additionally causes hazard and timetaking.5. ADVANTAGES OVER PALM VEINTECHNOLOGY WITH UINIt is ideal enrollment and the biometric feature is inside thebody. It can be utilized as contactless identification procedure,and there is no need of sensor cleaning. It even works withharmed or grimy hands. It is very nearly difficult to forge &duplicate. It Protect sensitive financial information andReduces loss because of wholesale fraud. The applications[15] in various sectors shown in fig 5 are as follows, By implementing this technology in anyorganization, it is easy to monitor and maintainentry and exit timings of every employ. It is used for visitor verification in Airports It is used in the healthcare & research Institutions tomaintain ID verification for medical equipment,electronic record management for patients. It is used for customer data management in Banks &Financial Institutions FederalRailroadAdministration(FRA)hasdeveloped Biometric based Locomotive SecuritySystem (LSS)to prevent unauthorized use ofLocomotives.6. CONCLUSIONThis palm vein technology and UIN card mechanism has abiometric live to boost the safety options of the ATM foreffective banking dealing for banks. The paradigm of thedeveloped application has been found promising on theaccount of its sensitivity to the popularity of the customers‟palm vein samples & UIN card recognition as containedwithin the information. This technique once absolutelydeployed will certainly cut back the speed of deceitfulactivities on the ATM machines such solely the registeredowner of a card access to the checking account. Associateembedded palm vein biometric identification theme for ATMbanking systems is planned in conjunction with UINauthentication for a lot of security; additionally enclosedduring this paper. Finally, conclusions square measure drawnout when perceptive the UIN& Palm vein Authenticationtheme results.4
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