Abstract Web Authentication (WebAuthn) is an authentication standard developed by the
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that enables passwordless login to a website using a …

Passwords are the only ubiquitous form of authentication currently available on the web.
Unfortunately, passwords are insecure. In this paper we therefore propose the use of strong …

We introduce a novel biometric based on distinctive eye movement patterns. The biometric
consists of 20 features that allow us to reliably distinguish users based on differences in …

This article describes how a platform's trusted execution environment (TEE) can be
leveraged effectively to provide trustworthy client-and server-side biometric verification. To …

Biometrics are physiological features that allow individuals to be identified. Popular
biometrics include fingerprints, faces, and irises. A common use of biometric systems is to …

Human authentication is the security task whose job is to limit access to computer networks
and physical locations only to those with authorization. This is done by equipping authorized …

In 2018, in the above article, Zhou and Ren proposed PassBio, a privacy-preserving
biometric authentication scheme. PassBio delivers its promise and effectively protects users' …

Passwords are the most common authentication scheme today. However, it is difficult for
people to memorize strong passwords, such as random sequences of characters …

We report on a wearable digital diary study of 26 participants that explores people's daily
authentication behavior across a wide range of targets (phones, PCs, websites, doors, cars …

Biometrics has long been one of the solutions touted by security vendors to meet multifactor
authentication objectives. However, user acceptance and cost issues often prevent …