1. AN ATM WITH AN EYE
THE FUTURE’S TECHNOLOGY
MOHD NAZIR SHAKEEL
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2. Outline
 ATM
 ATM WITH AN EYE
 ON THE MOST CUSTOMER IS
 WHERE IT IS USE
 WORKING
 TECHNIQUES
 HOW IT WORK
 PROTECTION
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES
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3. Automated Teller Machine
An automated teller machine (ATM) is :
 Computerize telecommunications
 Made money transactions easy for customers to bank.
 Device that provides the customers of a financial transactions in
a public space without the need for a human clerk or bank teller.
 Security requiring combination Physical access card+
Password(PIN)
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Physical Access Card
(ATM Card)
1. Card Provider Name : Name of Card
Provider like bank or financial institute;
for E.g.. ICICI Bank, SBI Bank etc.
2. Card Number : 16 Digit Number. It
divided into 4 parts with 4 number.
3. 3D Hologram : Contain 3D Hologram
to represent whether it is Visa card or
Maestro.
4. Valid From : It contains valid from
date, i.e. Contains the card activation
date.
5. Valid Thru : It contains valid thru
date, i.e. Contains last date for the use of
card.
6. Brand Logo : Contains Brand
FIGURE-1

5. 8. Magnetic Strip : Contains
Magnetic Strip have special
identification
9. Verification Number : Contains
Three digit verification number.
10. Signature Panel : Contains
Signature Panel, i.e. Card Holder
Signature.
FIGURE-2
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6. Password
 Whether you are on the internet or an online banking
program, you are often required to use a password
 The worst passwords to use are the ones that come to mind first
name, spouse's name, maiden name, pets, children's name, even
street addresses, etc.
 The best passwords mix numbers with upper and lowercase
letters. A password that is not found in the dictionary is even
better.
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7. Personal Identification Number
(Pin)
 PIN is one method used by banks and phone companies to
protect your account from unauthorized access
 PIN is a confidential code issued to the cardholder to permit
access to that account
 PIN should be memorized, secured and not given to
anyone, not even family members or bank employees
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8.  The chances of misuse of this much hyped 'insecure' baby
product (ATM) are manifold due to the exponential growth of
'intelligent' criminals day by day.
 There is an urgent need for improving security in banking
region. With the advent of ATM though banking became a lot
easier it even became a lot vulnerable.
 Provide a cordless, password-free way to get their money out of
an ATM
An ATM With An
Eye
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9. On Most Modern ATM, The
Customer Is
Identified by inserting a plastic ATM card with a magnetic
stripe or a plastic smartcard with a chip, that contains a unique
card number and some security information, such as an
expiration date or cvvc (cvv). Security is provided by : the
customer entering A personal identification number (PIN).
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10.  By forcing the ATM match a live image of a customer’s
face/eye with an image stored in a bank database (associated
with the account number) when the data matches(account
image and stored image) user be considered fully verified
 A system can examine just the eyes, or the eyes nose and
mouth, or ears, nose, mouth and eyebrows, and so on.
Working
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11. Techniques
BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES
 Finger Printing
 Retina Scanning
 Facial Recognition
 Iris Recognition
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12. How It Work
A camera based in ash machine will
 Detect the pattern in second
 Compare it with one store in a central computer.
 Or encode on to the cash card.
A sensor system examines the randomly
 Formed features of the iris of the eye
 as unique as a fingerprint.
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13. Where It Used
The development of such a system would
 serve to protect consumers
 financial institutions alike from fraud
 other breaches of security.
FIGURE-3
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14. Camera Installation On ATM
Machine
FIGURE-4
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15. Portrait camera
Camera Snapshots
Cash slot(Dispenser) camera
FIGURE-5
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16. Iris code generation
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17. Steps Of Iris Working
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18. How you protect your password
 Changing your password regularly
 Memorizing your password.
 If you do write down the password, keep it at home or hidden
at work. Don't rewrite your password on a post-it note and
stick it on your monitor or hard drive.
 Web site remember a password for you, don't use it. Anyone
who uses your machine will have automatic access to
information that is password protected.
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19. Protect Your ATM Cards
 An ATM card should be treated as thought it were cash.
 Avoid providing card and account information to anyone over
the telephone.
 When making a cash withdrawal at an ATM, immediately
remove the case as soon as the machine releases it.
 Put the case in your pocket and wait until you are in a secure
location before counting it.
 Never use an ATM in an isolated area or never leave up
receipt
 Be sure to take your receipt to record transactions and match
them against monthly statements.
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20. Conclusion
We Thus Develop An Atm Model That Is
 More reliable in providing security by using facial recognition
software.
 By keeping the time elapsed in the verification process to a
negligible amount
 Try to maintain the efficiency of this ATM system
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21. REFERENCES
[1] www.nationmaster.com
[2] www.google.co.in
[3] www.atmeye.net
[4] Wikipedia
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