The Use of Fuzzy Vault Technology to Find Out Fingerprint Differences

Abstract

Fuzzy vault technology is different from biometric security and information recovery. In this article, we explore the utilization of fuzzy vaults in healthcare, because we can acquire crucial information like the vital signs of a person and the specific details of their fingerprint, even when there is limited information about the individual. We discuss both the conceptualized ideas that serve as the foundation for fuzzy vaults, as well as the practical application of these ideas to secure biological templates via biometric means. Our research involves both computer-simulated and actual case history data. Through this, we attempt to balance between preserving biometric privacy while still achieving a degree of identificable physiological variation. In our presentation, we demonstrate a hybrid of tabular data alongside visual illustrations that illustrate the association between different parameters regarding accuracy and the degree of difficulty associated with information recovery via fuzzy vaults. Let's consider the benefits and drawbacks of our options- elements like strength in security, precision, or the potential for application in limited spaces. To conclude this discussion without a definitive conclusion, but by pointing out what additional investigations should be conducted regarding the subject; likely medical advances caused by the adoption of new methods in medical settings should be noted.