Edlira Martiri

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Edlira Martiri

Ph.D. started in: 2012
Expected year of graduation: 2020
COINS consortium member: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Supervised by: Bian Yang
Links: CristinDBLPGoogle ScholarDBLP
Research area: Authentication and Biometrics
Project title: Template protection for multi-biometrics
Project description: The multi-biometric template is created by fusing data from different characteristics but also different samples, sensors, algorithms, instances, etc. In this case there are even more protection concerns dealing with biometric modes fusion. Which BTP algorithm for multi-biometrics to apply best, how to fuse data in order to preserve the overall performance of the system? How to provide security against biometric information leakage when using multi-biometrics? So far, many of the subtleties of the abovementioned question still remain open problems.

Publications:

  1. Muhammad Ali Fauzi, Bian Yang, Edlira Martiri (2020). PassGAN Based Honeywords System for Machine-Generated Passwords Database
  2. Muhammad Ali Fauzi, Bian Yang, Edlira Martiri (2020). PassGAN for Honeywords: Evaluating the Defender and the Attacker Strategies
  3. Muhammad Ali Fauzi, Bian Yang, Edlira Martiri (2020). PassGAN-Based Honeywords System
  4. Muhammad Ali Fauzi, Bian Yang, Edlira Martiri (2020). Password Guessing-Based Legacy-UI Honeywords Generation Strategies for Achieving Flatness
  5. Edlira Martiri, Marta Gomez-Barrero, Bian Yang, Christoph Busch (2016). Biometric template protection based on Bloom filters and honey templates
  6. Edlira Nepravishta Martiri (2015). Privacy Preserving Biometrics and Duplicate Enrolment Check
  7. Edlira Nepravishta Martiri, Bian Yang, Christoph Busch (2015). Protected Honey Face Templates
  8. Bian Yang, Edlira Nepravishta Martiri (2015). Using Honey Templates to Augment Hash Based Biometric Template Protection
Courses attended:
  1. IMT6002 COINS Winter School (NTNU), 3 ECTS, 2016
Events attended with COINS funding:
  1. COINS Finse winter school , Finse, Norway, 2016
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