Abstract: Identity Management is a combination of procedures and innovations to oversee and secure access to an Information Technology infrastructure. A user authentication in an automobile is a critical security issue due to their unattended and improper deployment as most automobiles are outfitted with limited computing power and accordingly verifying users has now been a fundamental security concern. The methodology employed in this paper is Method for Architecting Secure Solutions (MASS) minutiae-based matching module for finger print identification. The most ordinarily utilized identity management tool is the secret key and username approach which ends up plainly weakened when the more prominent verification of the user identity is required. In this paper, a multi-factor client user identity management paradigm is proposed named Name, Age and Biometric (NAB) which is a mobile application embedded on a microcontroller. This framework has the capability of confirming the Name, Age and Biometric (fingerprint) of the user. The point is to give a layered barrier and make it more difficult for unauthorized user to gain access to automobile, control age eligibility to access the automobile and control theft cases.
Keywords: MASS, Identity Management, Biometric.
Title: ACTUALIZING A MULTI INTEGRATED IDENTITY MANAGEMENT MECHANISM FOR CONTROLLING ACCESS IN AUTOMOBILES
Author: Dawson john kwao, Dr. Thomas Yeboah, Michael Osei Boakye
International Journal of Engineering Research and Reviews
ISSN 2348-697X (Online)
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