File transaction using fingerprint password method compared to two factor authentication method for improved accuracy

This study aims to improve the accuracy of secure file transmission by presenting and contrasting the present two-factor authentication method with a new fingerprint password mechanism.Materials and Methods: In order to find out how accurate secure file transfer is, this study used a dataset of 20 samples acquired from Kaggle.There were 10 samples in Group 1 and 10 samples in Group 2. A G-power of 0.8, together with alpha and beta values of 0.05 and 0.2, respectively, was used to evaluate the data.The confidence interval utilized was 95%.Applying the two-factor authentication method and the innovative fingerprint password approach to the identical set of data samples (N=10) for secure file transfer yielded different results; the fingerprint password method proved to be more accurate.Results: According to the research, the two-factor authentication method achieved an accuracy rate of 90.23%, while the fingerprint password method achieved a rate of 95.66%.The study's results indicate a statistically significant difference between the two algorithms, as indicated by the p=0.001 (p<0.05).Conclusion: Finally, compared to two-factor authentication, fingerprint biometrics is a better, more convenient option for file transactions.Based on our findings, fingerprint biometric technology for file transactions is a great solution to protect sensitive data without sacrificing userfriendliness.