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How Much Feedback Is Needed to Break Template Protection? The Geometric Vulnerability of Biometric Authentication
Biometric authentication systems increasingly use privacy-preserving mechanisms to protect sensitive templates. However, the authentication interface itself may still leak information that enables reconstruction attacks. Prior attacks exploit released similarity scores, whereas more advanced systems
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