Creating automatic passwords and patterns based on image processing from back hand wrinkles

Abstract

Passwords, Patterns and Finger prints are a ubiquitous part of the present age. They are the keys to unlock our online profiles, bank accounts, mobile phones, iPad, opening money Box (safe) which is hosted across a plethora of websites and other electronic devices. With each of our profiles necessitating a separate password, it is not uncommon for people to need up to 50 passwords. Recent events have now seen hundreds to millions of passwords leaked in online, more than one hundred million LinkedIn logins and tens of millions of Twitter logins were made available on the darknet. This paper aims at proposing a novel objective approach which utilizes wrinkles on the back four fingers of the human to create patterns or passwords automatically using randomization by extracting the four fingers back wrinkles using sensors then merging all four fingers’ wrinkles together and make the system to create pattern or password without known by the user or any human beings. Each and every time the same wrinkles group is detected it creates and changes new passwords. This cannot be known to anyone. This can be done through image enhancement and morphologic methods through wrinkle retrieval. We identify the pixels of the image of wrinkles and label them as letters for each and every pixel of a particular finger wrinkles and give decimal values from the ASCII table. We merge all four finger tables and start creating randomized patterns using Boolean Expression. The methodology is explained below.