Continuous Authentication
Continuous authentication aims to continuously verify a user's identity during device interaction, enhancing security beyond traditional login methods. Current research focuses on leveraging behavioral biometrics, such as mouse dynamics and touch screen interactions, analyzed using machine learning algorithms including Support Vector Machines, Random Forests, neural networks, and deep learning models like convolutional neural networks. These approaches show promise in improving security for various devices, from smartphones to VR systems, by detecting subtle behavioral patterns unique to each user, although accuracy varies depending on the data and chosen model.
Papers
Your device may know you better than you know yourself -- continuous authentication on novel dataset using machine learning
Pedro Gomes do Nascimento, Pidge Witiak, Tucker MacCallum, Zachary Winterfeldt, Rushit Dave
From Clicks to Security: Investigating Continuous Authentication via Mouse Dynamics
Rushit Dave, Marcho Handoko, Ali Rashid, Cole Schoenbauer