Biometric authentication of individuals utilizing characteristics of bone and blood vessel structures
Biometric authentication of a subject utilizing bone and/or blood vessel (vein or artery) structures is provided. A vertice profile is generated from a non-invasive, multi-dimensional image scan of a subject or a portion thereof. The vertice profile is generated by identifying relative locations of divots and peaks on a surface of a bone structure or by identifying branch intersections and traversals of blood vessels. Additional variation techniques can be used for proof of life (verification of human subject). If authenticated, access to physical or digital/virtual assets is allowed.
1. A computer-implemented method for granting access at a TSA (Transportation Security Administration) access point to a specific living user over a data communication network, the access grant method comprising:
receiving an access request from the specific living user, wherein access is granted utilizing biometric authentication enhanced with non-invasive vascular vessel matching internal to and unique to the specific living user;
scanning, with an external device for scanning internal characteristics of the surface of vascular vessels, a living body part to generate an anatomical multi-dimensional image internal to the specific living user, response to the access request received;
generating a vertices profile of the vascular vessels unique to the living body part;
determining, via transmission from a network interface to the processor and memory of the authentication server over the data communication network, if the generated vertices profile for the specific living user and a database stored vertices profile for the specific living user, through comparison, meet a pre-determined threshold of accuracy; and
responsive to a determination, via transmission to the network interface from the authentication server, that the generated vertices profile and the database stored vertices profile meets a pre-determined threshold of accuracy, granting the access request to the specific living user.