Secure fingerprint-based authentication for lotus notes

N. K. Ratha; J. H. Connell; R. M. Bolle

doi:10.1145/1232454.1232472

Secure fingerprint-based authentication for lotus notes

N. K. Ratha
, J. H. Connell
, R. M. Bolle

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

IBM

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Abstract

Fingerprints have been used to recognize people for several decades. The advent of low cost inkless fingerprint scanners coupled with extra compute power available in client workstations, biometrics in general and fingerprints in particular are being considered for many secure authentication applications. Lotus Notes is a groupware supporting email access and other activities such as calendar management included in it. In this paper, we describe the architecture of a system that integrates both the high security of Notes with conveniences of fingerprints for client authentication. Several design challenges have been addressed that have led to a successful system design and development.

Original language	English
Pages	48-51
Number of pages	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1145/1232454.1232472
State	Published - 2001
Event	-ACM Multimedia 2001 Workshops-Multimedia and Security: New Challenges - Ottawa, Ont., United States Duration: Oct 5 2001 → Oct 5 2001

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Conference	-ACM Multimedia 2001 Workshops-Multimedia and Security: New Challenges
Country/Territory	United States
City	Ottawa, Ont.
Period	10/5/01 → 10/5/01

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