Privacy Concerns of Implicit Secondary Factors for Web Authentication
Date: July 2014 Publication: Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) 2014 Publisher: SOUPS Source 1: http://cups.cs.cmu.edu/soups/2014/workshops/papers/privacy_bonneau_10.pdf Abstract or Summary:
Passwords remain the dominant mechanism for web authentication despite their well-known weaknesses. Economics makes them very difficult to replace, but they can be strengthened by analyzing a number of implicit secondary factors. These implicit factors can help transform authentication from a binary decision problem (based on passwords alone) into a classification problem with a spectrum of possible decisions. We highlight three distinct privacy issues in the next three sections. Do you have additional information to contribute regarding this research paper? If so, please email siteupdates@passwordresearch.com with the details.
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