The TIPPI workshop brought security and user interface professionals together to explore
ways to improve authentication methods so that users will not be tricked into giving away …

Personal devices have become equipped with more sophisticated security methods through
biometric authentication, which does not require users to memorize passwords and is …

Passwords continue to dominate the authentication landscape in spite of numerous
proposals to replace them. Even though usability is a key factor in replacing passwords, very …

We examine three biometric authentication modalities--voice, face and gesture--as well as
password entry, on a mobile device, to explore the relative demands on user time, effort …

Authentication is an important security component of almost any software application. It
serves as the application's security front door by controlling access with the goal of …

Implicit authentication (IA) uses behavioural biometrics to provide continuous authentication
on smartphones. IA has been advocated as more usable when compared to traditional …

Computer-based information systems in general, and Internet e-commerce and e-business
systems in particular, employ many types of resources that need to be protected against …

HAT IS YOUR MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME?”“What is your date of birth?” Such questions are
often used to authenticate an individual. The answers often represent information well …

Authentication on mobile devices is not (and should not be) the same as on desktop and
laptop computers. The differences span not only the device itself and how we interact with it …

This paper is intended to inform readers about the development and evaluation of a
simplified online banking interface for people with cognitive disabilities; this includes a …