OTP Intense Cryptography and Palm Vein Voguish on Online Transaction
Keywords:
Online Transaction (OLT), One-time password (OTP), Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES), Palm vein BiometricAbstract
Online-Transaction (OLT) is a widespread data processing system in today’s initiatives that simplify and accomplish transactions-oriented applications using computer networks such as the internet. The online transactions are based on the one -time password (OTP), which is transmitted over an untrusted communication channel (internet). Security for the OTP is essential in order to prevent the reply occurrences during the transactions. In the existing system, RSA algorithm involves 2048 bits key size in order to achieve 112 bits security level. But in the proposed, Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES) which performs 56-bit key size multiplies by three times of DES for high level security. In order to overcome these above inconsistencies and to develop a robust security model OTP using Biometrics is combined with cryptography. This paper proposes better security models with 3DES that engenders adequate block size value and aggrandize security of OTP using palm-vein as biometric.
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