Toward a unique person identifier model in the Slovak Republic
Pages 1415 - 1424
Abstract
A national identification number of natural persons is used by the governments of many countries in various ways. The main objective is to improve security in online services and unify authentication. In the Slovak Republic, National identification number based on birth date is currently used, which does not correspond with EU legislation.
In our article we describe our new prototypes of Unique Person Identifier prepared on the basis of request of the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic. The scheme is based on the idea of the Austrian system. Moreover, an introduction of proposal of an electronic system for identity management (IDM) in the Slovak Republic is presented.
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