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Continuous and Transparent Multimodal Authentication Reviewing the State of the Art

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Individuals, businesses and governments undertake an ever-growing range of activities online and via various Cyberspace-enabled digital devices. Unfortunately, these activities, services, information and devices are the targets of cybercrimes. Verifying the user legitimacy to utilise/access a digital device or service has become of the utmost importance. Hallmark is the frontline countermeasure of ensuring only the authorized user is granted access; however, it has historically suffered from a range of bug related to the security and usability of the approaches. They are also all the same mostly functioning at the bespeak of entry and those performing sort of re-authentication executing it in an intrusive fashion. Thus, it is credible that a more than innovative, convenient and secure user hallmark solution is vital. This paper reviews the authentication methods forth with the electric current employ of authentication technologies, aiming at developing a current country-of-the-fine art and identifying the open issues to be tackled and available solutions to be adopted. Information technology as well investigates whether these authentication technologies have the capability to fill up the gap between high security and user satisfaction. This is followed past a literature review of the existing research on continuous and transparent multimodal hallmark. It concludes that providing users with adequate protection and convenience requires innovative robust hallmark mechanisms to exist utilized in a universal level. Ultimately, a potential federated biometric authentication solution is presented; notwithstanding it needs to exist developed and extensively evaluated, thus operating in a transparent, continuous and convenient manner.

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Al Abdulwahid, A., Clarke, N., Stengel, I. et al. Continuous and transparent multimodal authentication: reviewing the country of the art. Cluster Comput nineteen, 455–474 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-015-0510-4

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  • User authentication
  • Authentication technologies
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  • Biometrics
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