Biometric Security in Military Application
J. Deny, N. Sivasankari · Procedia Engineering · 2012
Combined continuous authentication and intrusion detection can be an effective approach to improve the security performance in high-security MANETs. In this proposed scheme, we have presented a distributed scheme combining authentication and intrusion detection. The fingerprint/voice biosensors for authentication and IDSs are dynamically selection is depending on the current security and energy states. To improve upon this concept, Dempster–Shafer theory has been used for IDS and sensor fusion since more than one device is used at each time slot. The system decides whether a user authentication (or IDS) is required and which biosensors (or IDS) should be chosen, depending on the security needed. The decisions are made in a fully distributed manner by each authentication device and IDS. In this proposed scheme increase the high security in military application.