Usability Assessment in a Multi-Biometric Continuous Authentication System

Schiavone, Enrico; Ceccarelli, Andrea; Bondavalli, Andrea; Carvalho, Ariadne Maria Brito Rizzoni

doi:10.1109/ladc.2016.17

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“…However, researchers define continuous authentication as providing an extra security measure next to the initial authentication. It applies after starting an exam session and ongoing checks during the exam period that the current student is the same as the one who started the exam [1,7,19,20,21,22,23,24].…”

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A Systematic Survey on Examinees Identity Authentication in Online Distant Exams

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Tharwat

Gamalel-Din

2023

Journal of Al-Azhar University Engineering Sector

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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lifestyle in global education systems in favor of more reliance on e-learning, which is believed to be a change that will continue. Exams are no exception as they are also moving towards online remote exams where examinees can take their exams at their remote locations. However, it is worth noting that it is still difficult to ensure that the full discipline of the exam session is administered remotely, as is the case for traditional exams that are conducted in the classroom and in the presence of proctors. However, there are many attempts at the commercial and research levels to overcome many of the challenges facing this problem from different angles. Therefore, this survey article attempts to review some of those attempts at both the solutions and technology levels. The article also made some comparisons and evaluations of the techniques and algorithms reviewed as an attempt to assess their weaknesses and strengths in counteracting persistent attempts to circumvent the discipline of the exam system. Hence, this article aims to pave the way for system designers who wish to implement remote exam session management systems by reviewing both commercially available and under-researched technologies. It also aims to introduce researchers to the findings of scientific research so far, while shedding light on open gaps and problems that have not yet been researched.

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“…Schiavone, et.al. registered images of a face, fingerprint, and keystroke dynamic [22], while Jagadamba, et.al. captured the student`s typing pattern and his face image [85].…”

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A Systematic Survey on Examinees Identity Authentication in Online Distant Exams

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Tharwat

Gamalel-Din

2023

Journal of Al-Azhar University Engineering Sector

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“…The motivation of this choice is the generality of the solution: it is applicable to several kinds of internet services. Moreover, while alternatives do exist in literature [16] - [21], CASHMA is one of the few approaches which realizes remote and transparent multibiometric authentication improving security of the user session without significantly reducing usability [38].…”

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“…We choose the approach of [3] for multi-biometric continuous authentication as a starting point, because it is sufficiently general and is one of the few solutions in literature which improve security of the user session without reducing usability [38]. The idea is to introduce in its architecture and in its protocol the modifications needed to provide also continuous non-repudiation.…”

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Continuous Biometric Verification for Non-Repudiation of Remote Services

Schiavone

Ceccarelli

Bondavalli

2017

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security

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As our society massively relies on ICT, security services are becoming essential to protect users and entities involved. Amongst such services, non-repudiation provides evidences of actions, protects against their denial, and helps solving disputes between parties. For example, it prevents denial of past behaviors as having sent or received messages. Noteworthy, if the information flow is continuous, evidences should be produced for the entirety of the flow and not only at specific points. Further, non-repudiation should be guaranteed by mechanisms that do not reduce the usability of the system or application. To meet these challenges, in this paper, we propose two solutions for non-repudiation of remote services based on multi-biometric continuous authentication. We present an application scenario that discusses how users and service providers are protected with such solutions. We also discuss the technological readiness of biometrics for non-repudiation services: the outcome is that, under specific assumptions, it is actually ready.

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“…Development of a software product needs to be evaluated to ensure that it meets the objective [12]. Usability defined as the extent to which a product can be used by specific group of users to achieve defined goals with efficient, effective and satisfaction [13]. One of the most important aspects of software quality is usability where [14] defined as the degree which a software product can be used by certain users, fulfilling some factors such as efficiency, efficacy and satisfaction.…”

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2019

IJATCSE

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Usability Assessment in a Multi-Biometric Continuous Authentication System

Cited by 8 publications

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A Systematic Survey on Examinees Identity Authentication in Online Distant Exams

A Systematic Survey on Examinees Identity Authentication in Online Distant Exams

Continuous Biometric Verification for Non-Repudiation of Remote Services

Study of Information Architecture using Card Sorting Technique: A Case in Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia, Official Website

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