Four-Factors Authentication Algorithm For Preventing Fake Attendance

Yazid, Asim Balarabe; Boukar, Moussa Mahamat; Ibrahim, Salisu Yusuf; Muslu, Isa

doi:10.1109/icecco48375.2019.9043287

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“…Moreover, some recent multi-factor authentication studies have presented new categorizations for each factor (Ali et al, 2021;Yazid et al, 2019;Liu et al, 2020) that are different from the traditional four factors emphasized in this paper; thus, these new, categorized factors can be overlapping in terms of the traditional categorization. Although the above studies have mentioned usability, the term is interpreted in different ways.…”

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“…Another two-factor participant time attendance system deployed QR code identity and face verification as a contactless method during the COVID-19 situation ( Pichetjamroen et al, 2021 ). A multi-factor method for student attendance uses face recognition with two different somewhere you are factors, including GPS and QR code (a student uses his/her mobile device to scan a QR code provided by a lecturer in a physical classroom) ( Yazid et al, 2019 ). A multi-modal attendance tracking system uses three different somewhere you are factors, including GPS, WiFi location, and Wireless Local-Area Network (WLAN) location along with consideration of reliability aspects, such as the number of Bluetooth devices around the user and the sojourn time within a designated area ( Liu et al, 2020 ).…”

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Usable comprehensive-factor authentication for a secure time attendance system

Vorakulpipat

Pichetjamroen

Rattanalerdnusorn

2021

PeerJ Computer Science

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In information security, it is widely accepted that the more authentication factors are used, the higher the security level. However, more factors cannot guarantee usability in real usage because human and other non-technical factors are involved. This paper proposes the use of all possible authentication factors, called comprehensive-factor authentication, which can maintain the required security level and usability in real-world implementation. A case study of an implementation of a secure time attendance system that applies this approach is presented. The contribution of this paper is therefore to provide a security scheme seamlessly integrating all classical authentication factors plus a location factor into one single system in a real environment with a security and usability focus. Usability factors emerging from the study are related to a seamless process including the least number of actions required, the lowest amount of time taken, health safety during the pandemic, and data privacy compliance.

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confidence: 89%

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confidence: 99%