Blar i Institutt for informasjonssikkerhet og kommunikasjonsteknologi på emneord "authentication"

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    • Analyzing Security Decisions with Discrete Event Simulation 

      Felde, Magnus (Master thesis, 2010)
      ENGELSK: As organizations become increasingly more dependent on information security in order to succeed, the security decisions made by the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) also becomes important and needs to ...

    • Brain wave based authentication 

      Fladby, Kennet (Master thesis, 2008)
      NORSK: Autentisering har blitt en vesentlig del av vår hverdag gjennom systemer som passord, PIN koder, kort lesere, fingeravtrykk-, og netthinne skannere. Alle er utviklet med ´en hensikt; å bekrefte identiteten til ...

    • Gait recognition under non-standard circumstances 

      Holien, Kjetil (Master thesis, 2008)
      This thesis will look at the biometric feature gait, and how different circumstances impact the ability to perform authentication. We will use an accelerometer sensor in order to record the data. First of all are we going ...

    • Gait Recognition Using Wearable Motion Recording Sensors 

      Gafurov, Davrondzhon; Snekkenes, Einar (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2009)
      This paper presents an alternative approach, where gait is collected by the sensors attached to the person's body. Such wearable sensors record motion (e.g. acceleration) of the body parts during walking. The recorded ...

    • Observation-Resistant Multifactor Multimodal Authentication 

      Mallasvik, Aleksander Furnes (Master thesis, 2010)
      ENGELSK: This thesis investigates the use of hand gestures as an additional modality in authentication schemes, to thwart the risk of observation (shoulder surfing) attacks. We used the accelerometer already embedded in ...

    • Thermal imaging of ear biometrics for authentication purposes 

      Watne, Knut Steinar (Master thesis, 2008)
      Authentication is a much used measure in order to keep impostors from getting access to things or places that they are not supposed to get access to. Passwords/phrases, tokens, keys and the like have been used since ...