An ATM With Third Eye The Future’s Technological Innovation

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• An ATM With Third Eye
• The Futures
• Technological Innovation

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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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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 Logo, whether it is
   Visa or Master.

FIGURE-1
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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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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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Personal Identification Number

• 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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An ATM With An Eye

• 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

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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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Where It Used
FIGURE-3

• The development of such a system would
• serve to protect consumers
• financial institutions alike from fraud
• other breaches of security.

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Camera Installation On ATM Machine
FIGURE-4
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Camera Snapshots
Cash slot(Dispenser) camera
Portrait camera
FIGURE-5
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Iris code generation
FIGURE-6
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Steps Of Iris Working
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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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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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