Secure element biometric authentication system
AssigneeCellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless
InventorsYuk Lun Li, Praveen Venkataramu
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Abstract
An input device may be in communication with an application processor, wherein the input device may be configured to receive an input and the application processor may be configured to translate the input to a received template. A secure element may be in communication with the application processor and configured to receive the received template from the application processor. The secure element may include a matcher and an enrolled template database. The matcher may be configured to compare the received template from the application processor with an enrolled template within the enrolled template database and return a match status based on the comparison.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- an input device configured to receive a user biometric input;
- an application processor configured to be in communication with the input device and to translate the user biometric input into a received template;
- a secure element configured to be in selective communication with the application processor and to receive the received template from the application processor, the secure element including a matcher and an enrolled template database;
- and
- wherein the matcher is configured to compare the received template from the application processor with at least one enrolled template within the enrolled template database, and return a match status based on the comparison.
A method, comprising:
- receiving, at a computing device, a user biometric input;
- converting the user biometric input into a received biometric template at an application processor;
- transmitting the received biometric template to a secure element;
- comparing, at the secure element, the received biometric template with at least one enrolled template;
- and
- transmitting a status based on the comparison to the application processor.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium tangibly embodying computer-executable instructions comprising:
- receiving, at a computing device, a user biometric input;
- converting the user biometric input into a received biometric template at an application processor;
- transmitting the received biometric template to a secure element;
- comparing, at the secure element, the received biometric template with at least one enrolled template;
- and
- transmitting a status based on the comparison to the application processor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.