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Design and development of a secure non-face-to-face system using QR code KCI 등재
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pp.67-74
This paper presents a study on the design and implementation of a secure contactless system leveraging Quick Response (QR) codes as a core component. The main goal of this system is to bridge the gap between strong security and improved user experience within the realm of digital interaction. The system's versatility can be expanded with broad compatibility with a variety of applications. Utility can be expanded to areas such as contactless payments, electronic ticketing, secure identity verification, and convenient access to medical records. The international standardization of QR codes ensures seamless cross-platform compatibility, strengthening their role in the digital ecosystem. We actually create and develop a non-contact security QR code system and check the expandability of the system. This study highlights the pivotal role of QR codes within the realm of secure contactless systems. Through its effective balance of digital security and user convenience, QR codes are emerging as an important element in the continued development of a secure and user-friendly digital environment. The potential for future research lies in exploring more complex use cases and further advancements that improve both security and user-centered design.
1.1 Background
1.2 Research Objective
1.3 The Scope of the Study
2. Related Research
2.1 Introduction to QR code technology
2.2 History of QR Codes
2.3 QR Code Structure
2.4 Use of QR Code
3. System design
3.1 Entire System
3.2 QR Code Generation and Password Module
4. Development and Implementation
4.1 Development of a general QR code generator
4.2 Development of an Encrypted QR codegenerator
4.3 Encrypted QR code decryption
5. Results and future research directions
