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Privacy preserving zero knowledge scheme for biometric authentication

The use of biometric features for authentication, obviously, requires privacy policies and usability solutions. In this work an online signature authentication with cryptographic zero knowledge protocol is proposed. In order to avoid storing the biometric key in whatever medium, the key is used as a private key for Schnorr protocol which employs a zero knowledge scheme and then destroyed.