Jeong Hyo Park , Yong Hoon Jung , Moon Seog Jun

KIPS Transactions on Computer and Communication Systems, Vol. 2, No. 12, pp. 511-516, Dec. 2013
10.3745/KTCCS.2013.2.12.511,   PDF Download:

Abstract

The cases of identification forgery and counterfeiting are increasing under the current identification system, which was established based on social conditions and administrative environments over 20 years ago. This leads to an increase of various criminal acts including illegal loan using fake ID and a number of damages caused out of good intentions that result in interference with the operations of public organizations. In addition, according to the advancement of information society, privacy protection has emerged as an important issue. However, ID card exposes individuals` personal information, such as names, resident registration numbers, photos, addresses and fingerprints, and thus the incidents associated with illegal use of personal information are increasing continuously. Accordingly, this study aimed at examining the issues of ID card forgery/ counterfeiting and privacy protection and at proposing a next-generation identification system to supplement such weaknesses. The top priority has been set as prevention of forgery/ counterfeiting and privacy protection in order to ensure the most important function of national identification system, which is user identification.

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