18265726. RECOVERY VERIFICATION SYSTEM, COLLATION SYSTEM, RECOVERY VERIFICATION METHOD, AND NON-TEMPORARY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM simplified abstract (NEC Corporation)

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RECOVERY VERIFICATION SYSTEM, COLLATION SYSTEM, RECOVERY VERIFICATION METHOD, AND NON-TEMPORARY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM

Organization Name

NEC Corporation

Inventor(s)

Masahiro Nara of Tokyo (JP)

Toshihiko Okamura of Tokyo (JP)

Toshiyuki Isshiki of Tokyo (JP)

Hiroto Tamiya of Tokyo (JP)

RECOVERY VERIFICATION SYSTEM, COLLATION SYSTEM, RECOVERY VERIFICATION METHOD, AND NON-TEMPORARY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18265726 titled 'RECOVERY VERIFICATION SYSTEM, COLLATION SYSTEM, RECOVERY VERIFICATION METHOD, AND NON-TEMPORARY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM

Simplified Explanation

The abstract of the patent application describes a recovery verification system that uses encryption and random number generation to store and protect biometric information of a registrant. The system also includes a determination unit that calculates a concealment index based on the similarity between the registration input information and collation information of an authenticated subject. The system then performs authentication based on the index.

  • The template storage unit stores encrypted biometric information of a registrant.
  • The random number generation unit generates a random number in response to a client's request.
  • The protected template generation unit conceals the template by using the random number and transmits a protected template to the client.
  • The determination unit acquires information about a concealment index from the client, which is calculated based on collation information and the protected template.
  • The determination unit generates an index by decrypting the concealment index using a public key associated with the secret key and the random number.
  • The system performs authentication based on the index.

Potential Applications:

  • Biometric authentication systems
  • Identity verification systems
  • Access control systems

Problems Solved:

  • Protecting sensitive biometric information
  • Ensuring secure transmission of templates
  • Calculating concealment index for accurate authentication

Benefits:

  • Enhanced security and privacy of biometric data
  • Efficient and accurate authentication process
  • Scalable and adaptable to various applications and industries


Original Abstract Submitted

In a recovery verification system, a template storage unit stores a template acquired by encrypting registration input information being biometric information about a registrant by using a secret key. A random number generation unit generates a random number in response to a request from the client. A protected template generation unit conceals the template by the random number, and transmits a protected template to the client. A determination unit acquires, from the client, information about a concealment index that is acquired by concealing a degree of similarity between registration input information and collation information being biometric information about an authenticated subject and is calculated based on the collation information and the protected template. A determination unit generates an index acquired by decrypting the concealment index by using a public key associated with the secret key and the random number, and performs authentication, based on the index.