31efc26f2a5bf7efce02 · A New Taxonomy for Analyzing Smart Card-based Authentication Processes
A New Taxonomy for Analyzing Smart Card-based Authentication Processes
As part of E-Government and security initiatives, smart cards are now being increasingly deployed as authentication tokens. The existing classification of authentication factors into What you Know, What You Have and What You Are- does not provide a good
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