FINGER VEIN AUTHENTICATION FOR ATM SYSTEMFINGER VEIN AUTHENTICATION FOR ATM SYSTEM S.Madhurikkha1, V.Gayathri2, N.Dhyuthii3 Assistant Professor1, UG Student 2,3 Department Of Computer

FINGER VEIN AUTHENTICATION FOR ATM

SYSTEM S.Madhurikkha1, V.Gayathri2, N.Dhyuthii3

Assistant Professor1, UG Student 2,3

Department Of Computer Science, Jeppiaar Engineering College, Chennai-119.

Abstract— Finger vein recognition is a method of biometric authentication that uses pattern recognition techniques based on

images of human finger vein patterns beneath the skin surface. Finger vein recognition is one of many forms of biometrics used to

identify individuals and verify their identity. Finger Vein ID is a biometric authentication system that matches the vascular pattern in

an individual finger to previously obtain data. The technology is currently in use or development for a wide variety of applications,

including credit card authentication, automobile security, employee time and attendance tracking, computer and network

authentication, end point security and automated teller machines. The output of this process is done by message to the user mobile by

using the GSM method, when the user is valid person then the message will be Authenticated if not it is not Authenticated. By this

method the security towards the ATM will be stronger. In INDIA only the Finger Print process is activated, when the Finger Vein

process is placed in every ATM centers in our country then the stealing and the forging will become less in number and it is very uses

full for all people .

Keywords— Vein detection, RSA Algorithm, Authentication, Not Authentication, Biometric recognition.

I. INTRODUCTION

Finger vein recognition is a method of biometric authentication that uses pattern-recognition techniques based on

images of human finger vein patterns beneath the skin's surface. Finger vein recognition is one of many forms of biometrics

used to identify individuals and verify their identity. Finger vein ID is a biometric authentication system that matches the

vascular pattern in an individual's finger to previously obtained data. The technology is currently in use or development for a

wide variety of applications, including credit card authentication, automobile security, employee time and attendance tracking,

computer and network authentication, end point security and automated teller machines. The hemoglobin in the blood absorbs

near-infrared LED light, which makes the vein system appear as a dark pattern of lines. For authentication purposes, the finger

is scanned as before and the data is sent to the database of registered images for comparison. The authentication process takes

less than two seconds. Blood vessel patterns are unique to each individual, as are other biometric Data such as fingerprints or

the patterns of the iris.

Private information is traditionally provided by using passwords or Personal Identification Numbers (PINs), which are

easy to implement but is vulnerable to the risk of exposure and being forgotten. Biometrics, which uses human physiological or

behavioral features for personal identification, has attracted more and more attention and is becoming one of the most popular

and promising alternatives to the traditional password or PIN based authentication techniques.

There is a long list of available biometric patterns, and many such systems have been developed and implemented,

including those for the face, iris, fingerprint, palm print, hand shape, voice, signature, and gait. Notwithstanding this great and

increasing variety of biometrics patterns, no biometric has yet been developed that is perfectly reliable or secure. For example,

fingerprints and palm prints are usually frayed; voice, signatures, hand shapes and iris images are easily forged.

II. LITERATURE SURVEY

Beining Huang, Yang gang Dai, Rong feng Li, Darun Tang and Wenxin LiI proposed the finger-vein

authentication; there are two problems in practice. One is that the quality of the vein image will be reduced under

bad environment conditions; the other is the irregular distortion of the image caused by the variance of the finger

poses. Both problems raise the error ratios. In this paper, we introduced a wide line detector for feature extraction,

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which can obtain precise width information of the vein and increase the information of the extracted feature from

low quality image.

B. Ton proposed overview of the available literature regarding Design of an imaging device to capture the

vascular pattern of the finger. Also the Literature regarding the feature extraction is investigated. This chapter is

divided into four main parts, the first part is about the finger itself and will discuss what properties of the finger are

relevant for capturing a good vascular image of the finger. The second part is about the imaging device, especially

the type of light source is extensively treated the type of camera and the available commercial devices are discussed

briefly. The third part deals with the algorithms which are used for feature extraction and it will also provide a list of

performance figures of the several different algorithms. At the end of this chapter a few remarks about existing

finger vascular pattern datasets are made.

Ajay Kumar, Ying b o Zhou proposed system presented in this paper acquires the finger-vein and low

resolution fingerprint images simultaneously. It combines its features using score level combination strategy. This

paper presents approach in which it improves the performance of finger-vein identification systems. The minimum

error distance classifier method has been used for score level combination

Fateme Saadat, Mehdi Nasri proposed Biometric and multi biometric sciences play an important role in

human authentication systems nowadays. Finger vein pattern is one of the most reliable and secure biometrics due to

its invariability and safety from stealth. In this paper, a heuristic method is proposed for score level fusion of three

different finger vein's patterns.

III. PROPOSED SYSTEM

Vein pattern is defined as the vast network of blood vessels underneath the skin of a particular part of a

human body. Veins features are robust, stable and largely hidden patterns. Vein biometric systems work on the fact

that everyone has distinct vein patterns. In addition, vein patterns are not easily observed, damaged, or changed.

Finger vein verification is a biometric approach to verify an individual’s identity by recognizing the pattern of

blood veins in the finger. The finger-vein is a promising biometric pattern for personal identification in terms of its

security and convenience. The vein is hidden inside the body and is mostly invisible to human eyes, so it is difficult

to forge or steal. The application of digital image processing to pre-process the finger vein images. The software

used for the project is Matrix Laboratory (MATLAB). An algorithm is created for finger vein verification using

neural network.

IV. METHODOLOGY

RSA algorithm is used for detecting the finger vein. GSM for finding the authenticated and unauthenticated

users.

First step: The input images are obtained from the database

Second step: After acquiring finger vein image we do preprocessing of an input image which includes;

Binarization: we convert grey scale image to black and white i.e., in a binarized form 1 and 0.

Edge detection: we detect the edges of a finger vein image using SOBLE edge detector. It is applied to the

image, and resulting image is subtracted from the binarized image. Area thresholding is applied to

eliminate white pixels below threshold.

Vein ROI: ROI (REGION OF INTEREST) is used to acquire important region of interest of a finger vein

image, with which less time is consumed and unwanted background details is eliminated.


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Image enhancement : it is used to improve the quality of finger vein image .it improves the color contrast,

brightness and moreover reduces noise presence in an image

Figure 1 Image process flow

Automatic trimap generation: it achieves good segmentation for low quality images of finger vein image.

Step1: Feature extraction and feature evaluation.

Step2: A real time embedded finger-vein recognition system for authentication on teller machine.

Step3: The system is implemented on an embedded platform and equipped with a novel finger-vein recognition

algorithm.

Figure 2 Selection process


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V. OUTPUT

Figure 3 Image pre processing using median filter

Figure 4 Image pre processing using Weiner filter


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Figure 5 Authenticated Screens

Figure 6 Not Authenticated

VI. RESULT

To the best of our knowledge, there is no public finger-vein image database has yet been introduced.

Therefore, we constructed a finger-vein image database for evaluation, which contains finger-vein images from 30

subjects. We collected finger-vein images from the forefinger of subject. We are not using the finger-vein scanner

in our project because the scanner cost is too high so we are using a pre data set to find authorized and

unauthorized vein patterns shows some example finger-vein images (after pre processing) from different fingers.

The parameters and the achieved values in this project GSA based human identification using HAAR wavelet

transforms in finger vein patterns are:

MEAN=41.5751


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STANDARD DEVIATION=51.2256,

MEAN SQUARE ERROR=9.9691e-0.4,

PEAK SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO=78.1443,

ENTROPHY=5.0595

VII. CONCLUSION

Proposed system discussed about the unique characteristics of finger vein authentication technology as well

as its future development. As society becomes more information-oriented and more globalized, the importance of

security technologies in a variety of sectors will continue to grow steadily. The advantages of finger vein

authentication in accuracy and ease of use depends considerably on microcomputers, image sensors and other

such semiconductor devices, and thus there is great hope placed in the advancement of semiconductor

technologies. Biometric system is very useful as it employs biology features of an individual. Finger vein features

are one of the good biological characteristic that is stable and distinct for everybody.

Thus, it can ensure a higher security of the developed system. Compare to other biological traits such as

finger mark, finger vein provides more advantages in terms of their uniqueness. Therefore, it strictly disallows

frauds and intrudes into its system. Finger vein verification verifies an individual’s finger vein by comparing and

matching the person’s finger vein with the stored templates.

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