USER AUTHENTICATION BASED ON BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS
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https://doi.org/10.47839/ijc.6.1.427Keywords:
Security, biometrics, behavioral biometrics, eye movement analysis, OBER system, keystroke dynamicsAbstract
In this paper biometric techniques based on eye movement and keystroke dynamics were examined. In the first part theoretical aspects concerning biometrics were presented. In second part two prototype systems were characterized: first based on eye movement dynamics and the second based on keystroke dynamics. In the third part chosen system was taken into testing which quantitative effects were presented in categories of FRR, FAR and HTER indicators.References
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