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Privacy Compliant Multi-biometric Authentication on Smartphones.

Ninassi et al., 2018

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17808524386810139664
Author
Ninassi A
Vernois S
Rosenberger C
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Smartphones are more and more used by Internet users for different services such as social networks, ecommerce or email. User authentication with passwords on such devices is not user-friendly and does not offer a high security level for this task. Biometrics is becoming one …
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