Mouse with embedded camera and embedded microphone for active biometric authentication
OwnerVictor Gorelik, Alexander Fursenkoinventors
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The invention provides a device and a method for frequent verifications of the identity of a user performed during a long session of client-server communication by secure exchange of keys between the client and the server. The device is a computer mouse with embedded camera and embedded microphone. The camera is used to make pictures of a user's palm; the microphone is used to register a sound of user's pulse. The method has zero privacy leakage because the user is represented at the server by an array of random numbers, which have nothing to do with his biometric data. The security of the system is difficult to break because the exchange keys are different on each request/response.
A device for active biometric user authentication during a session of client-server communication comprising a camera embedded into a computer mouse.
A device for active biometric user authentication during a session of client-server communication comprising a camera embedded into the back of a handheld mobile communication device and facing user's palm while he holds the device and further comprising a microphone embedded at the edge of the device at the place where the base of a user's thumb is pressing the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.