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EXISTING SYSTEM

PROPOSED SYSTEM

EXISTING CONCEPT:
      Password-based remote user authentication schemes are widely investigated, with recent research increasingly combining a user’s biometrics with a password to design a remote user authentication scheme that enhances the level of the security.

·         These papers we propose want to access different application servers. To solve an anonymous multi-server authenticating key agreement scheme based on trust computing using smart cards, password, and biometrics.

PROPOSED CONCEPT:

     In wireless communications sensitive information is frequently exchanged, requiring remote authentication. Remote authentication involves the submission of encrypted information, along with visual and audio cues (facial images/videos, human voice etc.). Nevertheless, Trojan horse and other attacks can cause serious problems, especially in cases of remote examinations (in remote studying) or interviewing (for personnel hiring).

EXISTING  TECHNIQUE :

         SINGLE REGISTRATION AND ANONYMITY

PROPOSED ALGORITHM:

          QUALIFIED SIGNIFICANT WAVELET TREES (QSWTS)

TECHNIQUE DEFINITION:

          The user only needs to register with the registration center once and then can access different application servers. The privacy of the user has attracted increasing attention from both industry and academia. Therefore, anonymous authentication involves verifying that a user does not use the real identity to execute the authentication procedure.

ALGORITHM DEFINITION:        
  The approach is implemented as a DCT-DWT dual domain, but the authenticator watermark is not encrypted. A similar approach combining DWT and Integer Wavelet Transform (IWT) QSWTs approach is incorporated in order to select the coefficients where the encrypted biometric signal should be casted.

DRAWBACKS:

         Traceable problem: In cryptography, the user’s privacy includes anonymity and untraceability, where anonymity means that an adversary cannot obtain the user’s real identity, and untraceability means that an adversary cannot acquire the user’s behavior trajectory.

                 The distribution of PSK: The distribution of the PSK is a trade-off issue. If the PSK is only kept in the RC, the server’s compromise problem will not happen.

ADVANTAGES:
          It addresses both spatial and temporal domains, which leads to detecting various malicious changes in spatial and time domains.

          It is faster and   lower complexity compared to existing algorithms, making it practical and suitable for real-time applications

          Hiding Capacity of the secret data bits is high.

          Hiding capacity was based on the pixel number corresponding to the two highest peaks of the image histogram