Resistance Against Replay Attack and Impersonation Sample Clauses

Resistance Against Replay Attack and Impersonation. The aim of replay attack is to impersonate a genuine user and get the legitimate key. In order to do this, the attacker replays the previously exchanged messages between the victim user and the server. The attacker needs to know the genuine minutiae points to effectively calculate the generated key; otherwise, (s)he must try all possible combinations out of Qu. Since the attacker does not know the genuine minutiae points, the complexity of this attack becomes the same as that of the brute-force attack given in Equation 3. Moreover, the attacker may use his/her own fingerprint instead of the genuine user’s fingerprint. The resistance of the protocol against this type of classical impersonation attack is shown to be very low since the FAR is 0.57%. The readers should also note that such counterfeiting attacks are general problems of all biometrics and related protocols; not specific to our one.
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