Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management

Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management

A Method for FIDO Management trough Biometric Technology in IOT

Authors
Azamsadat Parei
Hodjat hamidi
10.35050/JIPM010.2018.082
Abstract
Internet of Things (IOT) is a newly developed concept in the world of technology and communication which provides the ability to transfer technological information to everything, including human, animals, or objects, through communication networks such as internet or intranet. Biometric technology offers various applications. The main objective is to provide an appropriate alternative for control systems with traditional access. It is also utilized for personal protection or corporate finance. Simultaneous application of Biometric technology and Fast Identity Online (FIDO) may advance interaction with objects and authentication of those who want to access crucial information. Furthermore, the authentication of individuals is a more accurate and faster process. Whereas in the traditional techniques, this process is much more costly and time-consuming. This article presents a new approach for utilizing biometric technology in IOT, in order to manage biometric in IOT. The results demonstrate fingerprint biometry obtains the highest priority as compared to other biometric techniques used in IOT, while it imposes the lowest implementation costs. Moreover, it provides a high level of security for the system management.
Keywords
Information Management
internet of things
Fast Identity Online (FIDO)
Biometric
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  • Receive Date 10 December 2022
  • Revise Date 14 February 2023