18-08-2010, 06:10 PM
please send a seminar report of E Passport for me
18-08-2010, 06:10 PM
please send a seminar report of E Passport for me
18-08-2010, 08:06 PM
E-passport
The e-passport, as it is sometimes called, represents a bold initiative in the deployment of two new technologies: Radio-Frequency Identiï¬Âcation (RFID) and biometrics. They bring forth the era of next generation ID cards. several national governments plan to deploy identity cards integrating RFID and biomet- rics for domestic use. We explore the privacy and security and other issues of the e-passport in this article. cards. RFID and biometric technologies when combined, promise to reduce fraud, ease identity checks, and enhance security. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a body run by the United stated has made it mandatory for the citizen to have e-passport. face recognition is the biometric recommended by the ICAO. information like digital visas may also be stored in the e-passports when they are given the capability to write data.more than 5,000,000 ï¬Ârst generation and 125,000 second generation e-passports are in circulation as of today. A new type of e-passport recommended is the Personal Identity Veriï¬Âcation (PIV) card. which can serve as ID badges and access cards for employees and contractors with the government. Strong authentication techniques in the e-passport requires more than just the resistance to tampering. Data conï¬Âdentiality ( secrecy of data stored on ID cards) is also critical. Very private data as birthdate or nationality, are carried on passports. This is one more reason for Conï¬Âdentiality protection for stored data in the e-passports is important. These are the technologies used by the different implementing countries for passport: Clandestine scanning: an unprotected e-passport chip is subject to short-range clandestine scanning (up to a few feet), with attendant leakage of sensitive personal information including date of birth and place of birth. . Clandestine tracking: The e-passport requires the emission of a chip ID on protocol initiation. If this ID is different for every passport, it could en- able tracking the movements of the passport holder by unauthorized parties which may lead to misuse. Skimming and cloning: digital signatures on e-passport data is mandatory according to the ICAO spec. Digital signatures do not bind the data to a particular passport or chip, and as a result, they offer no defense against passport cloning. Eavesdropping: Eavesdropping is problematic for the following reasons: 1) Function creep: when used in other places like supermarkets, they allow misuse. 2)Feasibility: eavesdropping is possible at longer distance 3)Detection difï¬Âculty:As powered signal emission is not present, there is detection difficulty. electronicpassport.pdf (Size: 175.49 KB / Downloads: 267) Security and Privacy Issues in E-passports.pdf (Size: 222.16 KB / Downloads: 192) ePassport.pdf (Size: 1.03 MB / Downloads: 309) http://www.scribddoc/34736080/A-Survey-o...-Passports http://www.scribddoc/274489/00020RFID-passport
27-02-2012, 07:02 PM
is e passport is new seminar topic or not? mention year
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