Abstract

The number of mobile phone users increases daily, and mobile devices are used for various applications like banking, e-commerce, social media, internet voting, e-mails, etc. This paper presents a secure mobile internet voting system in which a biometric method authenticates the voter. The biometric image can either be encrypted at the mobile device and send to the server or process the biometric image at the mobile device to generate the biometric template and send it to the server. The implementation of biometrics on mobile devices usually requires simplifying the algorithm to adapt to the relatively small CPU processing power and battery charge. This paper proposes a wavelet-based AES algorithm to speed up the encryption process and reduce the mobile device’s CPU utilization. The experimental analysis of three methods(AES encryption, wavelet-based AES encryption, and biometric template generation) exhibits that wavelet-based AES encryption is much better than AES encryption and template generation. The security analysis of three methods shows that AES and wavelet-based AES encryption provides better security than the biometric template’s protection. The study of the proposed internet voting system shows that biometric authentication defeats almost all the mobile-based threats.

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