Oruh, 2014 - Google Patents
Three-factor authentication for automated teller machine systemOruh, 2014
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- Oruh J
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- IRACST-International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology and Security (IJCSITS)
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This paper discusses three-factor authentication for the Automated Teller Machine system; pointing out the security vulnerabilities in the two-factor authentication method of the ATM system where password (PIN) and smartcard (ATM card) are currently used for banking …
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