Enhanced password authentication through keystroke typing characteristics
Ozlem Guven, Selim Akyokuş, Mitat Uysal, Aykut Güven
Abstract
Ozlem Guven, Selim Akyokuş, Mitat Uysal, Aykut Güven
Abstract
Biometric security systems enable more secure authentication methods to access a computer system's resources. This paper presents a biometric security system based on keystroke dynamics that enable hardening or strengthening the password verification process by comparing the captured keystroke dynamics information with the user's templates stored in a template database. The system uses the statistical information about keystroke latencies of users as a measure to differentiate different users. It uses a classifier that resembles a neural network as the structure.
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Biometric security systems enable more secure authentication methods to access a computer system's resources. This paper presents a biometric security system based on keystroke dynamics that enable hardening or strengthening the password verification process by comparing the captured keystroke dynamics information with the user's templates stored in a template database. The system uses the statistical information about keystroke latencies of users as a measure to differentiate different users. It uses a classifier that resembles a neural network as the structure.
Key concepts: Keystroke dynamics, Password, Computer science, Biometrics, Keystroke logging, Authentication (law), Computer security, S/KEY