Continuous authentication, using behavioral biometrics, with keystroke and mouse

Continuous authentication, using behavioral biometrics, with keystroke and mouse

Abstract— Continuous authentication, using behavioral biometrics, with keystroke and mouse. A continuous behaviometric authentication system is tested on 99 users over 10 weeks, focusing on keystroke dynamics, mouse movements, application usage, and the system footprint. In the process, a new trust model was created to enable continuous evaluation of the behaviometric data. Tests targeted keystroke dynamics, mouse movements, < Final Year Projects > application usage, and the system footprint. Keystroke dynamics was found most appropriate for continuous behaviometric authentication, with no false rejects. This article is part of a special issue on security. A continuous behaviometric authentication system is tested on 99 users over 10 weeks, focusing on keystroke dynamics, mouse movements, application usage, and the system footprint. In the process, a new trust model was created to enable continuous evaluation of the behaviometric data.