Privacy preserving authentication using advanced cryptographic protocols
Trung Quang Dinh
Abstract
Trung Quang Dinh
Abstract
This research focuses on user authentication, especially the privacy-preserving biometrics authentication using lattice-based cryptography. Most of known techniques are either relying on a trusted third party or assuming semi-honest security model. In this thesis, we propose a series of 2-party protocols with strong security guarantees against malicious client model and reasonable computation time and communication size, suitable for any Hamming Distance-based biometric authentication system.
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This research focuses on user authentication, especially the privacy-preserving biometrics authentication using lattice-based cryptography. Most of known techniques are either relying on a trusted third party or assuming semi-honest security model. In this thesis, we propose a series of 2-party protocols with strong security guarantees against malicious client model and reasonable computation time and communication size, suitable for any Hamming Distance-based biometric authentication system.
Key concepts: Computer security, Computer science, Cryptography, Biometrics, Authentication (law), Authentication protocol, Cryptographic protocol, Internet privacy