The phrase "authentication system based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that relies on a specific method or technology for authentication purposes.
Example: "The new authentication system based on biometric data has significantly improved security measures."
Alternatives: "authentication system utilizing" or "authentication system relying on".
This is an authentication system based on USIM/ISIM approach.
By taking possible attacks into consideration, we propose a new biometric authentication system based on threshold homomorphic encryption.
A complete authentication system based on fusion of 3D face and hand biometrics is presented and evaluated in this paper.
This paper proposes a new authentication system based on the Spanish ID card and the wireless NFC (Near Field Communication) technology.
Kulkarni et al. [64] propose a biometric authentication system based on somewhat homomorphic encryption scheme of Boneh et al. [65], which allows an arbitrary number of addition of ciphertexts, but supports only one multiplication operation between the ciphertexts.
The goal of this paper is twofold: ● Firstly, it provides reliable performance measurements of the authentication system based on a Neyman-Pearson hypothesis test (i.e., to compute accurately the probability of rejecting an authentic code and the probability of non-detecting an illegal copy, denoted as type I and type II errors, respectively).
This paper proposes to investigate the impact of the channel model for authentication systems based on codes that are corrupted by a physically unclonable noise such as the one emitted by a printing process.
The literature review for spoofing in face recognition systems will be presented in Section 2. In authentication systems based on face biometrics, spoofing attacks are usually perpetrated using photographs, videos or forged masks.
In particular, researchers have explored this idea through the design of PIN entry authentication systems based on multi-modal combinations of visual and non-visual content or on the recognition of small sets of unimodal haptic or audio stimuli.
Early experiences with 802.11 wireless technologies and the flaws in the authentication and privacy systems in the original 802.11b specification has led to an explosion and widespread use of 802.1x authentication systems based on extensible authentication protocol and protected extensible authentication protocol.
In 2003, Hwang et al. [14] proposed another authentication scheme for mobile satellite communication system based on secret-key cryptosystems (SKC).
