Typing Patterns: A Key to User Identification
IEEE Security and Privacy
Artificial rhythms and cues for keystroke dynamics based authentication
ICB'06 Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Advances in Biometrics
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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 FAR(False Acceptance Rate) and FRR(False Rejection Rate) have been reported, most researches used a large number of valid users' typing patterns in order to implement complex algorithms in building a classifier[1]. However, collecting sufficient typing patterns to construct a complex classifier is practically impossible. When only a handful of typing patterns are available, the only way to compensate the lack of quantity is to improve quality. To improve the quality of typing patterns, using artificial rhythms and cues were proposed[2]. In this paper, we aim at verifying the effectiveness of artificial rhythms and cues by testing hypotheses.