Template protection in biometric-based mobile scenarios
Ebenezer Okoh
Abstract
Ebenezer Okoh
Abstract
Privacy leakage shows the amount of biometric information exposed in the protected template. The situation, if not checked can be exploited to influence user privacy through leakage amplification and cross matching. As a result, secure template protection schemes should ideally leak little or no information about the underlying biometric trait that has been captured, thus minimizing privacy issues.
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Privacy leakage shows the amount of biometric information exposed in the protected template. The situation, if not checked can be exploited to influence user privacy through leakage amplification and cross matching. As a result, secure template protection schemes should ideally leak little or no information about the underlying biometric trait that has been captured, thus minimizing privacy issues.
Key concepts: Biometrics, Privacy protection, Information leakage, Computer science, Computer security, Leakage (economics), Information sensitivity, Information privacy