Cloud-Based Unified Credential Storage: Enhancing Security Across Multiple Accounts

The Unified Secure Cloud Storage for Multi-Account Credentials successfully integrates advanced facial recognition technology with secure cloud-based storage to enhance the protection of sensitive user data. The Android application securely stores multi-account credentials using Encrypted Shared Preferences, ensuring local encryption and restricted access. During registration, ten facial images of the user are captured and uploaded to an AWS S3 bucket via a Django backend, enabling future identity verification. Authentication is performed by capturing a login image, which is processed using the Deep Face VGG Face model to compare against stored images. The system demonstrated 92% facial recognition accuracy, effectively minimizing false positives by requiring a match in at least six out of ten images. AWS integration enabled low-latency verification with an average response time of 2- 3 seconds, ensuring a smooth user experience. Testing with diverse users yielded a 90% success rate in authentication, reinforcing the system’s reliability. Users appreciated the convenience and security of facial recognition over traditional password-based systems. This project lays the foundation for future advancements such as liveness detection and spoofing prevention, contributing to the evolution of secure mobile authentication solutions.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15228625
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Biometric Identification and Security
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Cloud-Based Unified Credential Storage: Enhancing Security Across Multiple Accounts

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Biometric Identification and Security
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Cloud-Based Unified Credential Storage: Enhancing Security Across Multiple Accounts

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Abstract

The Unified Secure Cloud Storage for Multi-Account Credentials successfully integrates advanced facial recognition technology with secure cloud-based storage to enhance the protection of sensitive user data. The Android application securely stores multi-account credentials using Encrypted Shared Preferences, ensuring local encryption and restricted access. During registration, ten facial images of the user are captured and uploaded to an AWS S3 bucket via a Django backend, enabling future identity verification. Authentication is performed by capturing a login image, which is processed using the Deep Face VGG Face model to compare against stored images. The system demonstrated 92% facial recognition accuracy, effectively minimizing false positives by requiring a match in at least six out of ten images. AWS integration enabled low-latency verification with an average response time of 2- 3 seconds, ensuring a smooth user experience. Testing with diverse users yielded a 90% success rate in authentication, reinforcing the system’s reliability. Users appreciated the convenience and security of facial recognition over traditional password-based systems. This project lays the foundation for future advancements such as liveness detection and spoofing prevention, contributing to the evolution of secure mobile authentication solutions.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Biometric Identification and Security
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