Keystroke dynamics-based authentication (KDA) is to verify a user's identification using not
only the password but also keystroke patterns. The authors have shown in previous …

Keystroke dynamics-based authentication (KDA) is to verify a user's identity using not only
the password but also keystroke dynamics. With a small number of patterns available, data …

Keystroke dynamics based user authentication (KDA) can achieve a relatively high
performance if a fairly large number of typing patterns are available. It is almost always the …

In keystroke dynamics based user authentication, an access system utilizes not only a valid
user's password, but also his/her typing patterns. Although high performances in terms of …

Nowadays, people become more connected to the internet using their mobile devices. They
tend to use their critical and sensitive data among many applications. These applications …

This work proposes a new benchmark for keystroke dynamics recognition on the basis of
fully reproducible research. Instead of traditional authentication approaches based on …

Usernames and passwords stubbornly remain the most prevalent authentication
mechanism. Password secrecy ensures that only genuine users are granted access. If the …

After verifying the correctness of the password, the keystroke dynamics‐based
authentication (KDA) system will verify the corresponding keystroke features. It provides …

Since few decades, the simple password authentication has either replaced or compounded
with biometrics (such as Facial Recognition, Fingerprint Scan etc.) to provide better security …

User names and passwords stubbornly remain the most prevalent authentication
mechanism. Password secrecy ensures that only genuine users are granted access. If the …