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NASA NTRS · 20010019990

Endpoint Security Using Biometric Authentication for Secure Remote Mission Operations

Abstract

We propose a flexible security authentication solution for the spacecraft end-user, which will allow the user to interact over Internet with the spacecraft, its instruments, or with the ground segment from anywhere, anytime based on the user's pre-defined set of privileges. This package includes biometrics authentication products, such as face, voice or fingerprint recognition, authentication services and procedures, such as: user registration and verification over the Internet and user database maintenance, with a configurable schema of spacecraft users' privileges. This fast and reliable user authentication mechanism will become an integral part of end-to-end ground-to-space secure Internet communications and migration from current practice to the future. All modules and services of the proposed package are commercially available and built to the NIST BioAPI standard, which facilitates "pluggability" and interoperability.

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Donohue, John T., Critchfield, Anna R.. 2000-11-13. Endpoint Security Using Biometric Authentication for Secure Remote Mission Operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010019990

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