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24 September 2007 Optical resources for highly secure remote object authentication
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Abstract
We review the potential of optical techniques in security tasks and propose to combine some of them in automatic authentication. More specifically, we propose to combine visible and near infrared imaging, optical decryption, distortion-invariant ID tags, optoelectronic devices, coherent image processor, optical correlation, and multiple authenticators. A variety of images and signatures, including biometric and random sequences, can be combined in an optical ID tag for multifactor identification. Encryption of the information codified in the ID tag allows increasing security and deters from unauthorized usage of optical tags. The identification process encompasses several steps such as detection, information decoding and verification which are all detailed in this work. Design of rotation and scale invariant ID tags is taken into account to achieve a correct authentication even if the ID tag is captured in different positions. Resistance to some noise and degradation of the tag is analyzed. Examples and experiments are provided and the results discussed.
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María S. Millán, Elisabet Pérez-Cabré, and Bahram Javidi "Optical resources for highly secure remote object authentication", Proc. SPIE 6696, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXX, 66961P (24 September 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.738338
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KEYWORDS
Near infrared

Image encryption

Biometrics

Computer security

Optical correlators

Digital signal processing

Information security

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