CyberSignature: A user authentication tool based on behavioural biometrics

Nonso Nnamoko; Ioannis Korkontzelos; Joseph Barrowclough; Mark Liptrott

doi:10.1016/j.simpa.2022.100443

CyberSignature: A user authentication tool based on behavioural biometrics

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Abstract

Behavioural biometrics, such as the way people type on computer keyboard and/or move the cursor are almost impossible to steal. This paper presents CyberSignature1, a tool that uses behavioural biometrics to create unique digital identities that can be used during online card transactions to distinguish legitimate users from fraudsters. The tool is implemented in Python, with a machine learning algorithm at its core. It receives user input data entries from a graphical user interface, similar to an online payment form, and transforms them into unique digital identities. The tool is freely available on Github and is entitled ‘CyberSignature’.

Original language	English
Article number	100443
Journal	Software Impacts
Volume	14
Early online date	15 Nov 2022
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.simpa.2022.100443
Publication status	Published - 23 Nov 2022

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SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

Keywords

Behavioural biometrics
Payment authentication
Digital identity
Cybersecurity
Identity fraud detection
machine learning
Cyber-security
Machine learning

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CyberSignature: A user authentication tool based on behavioural biometrics

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A behaviour biometrics dataset for user identification and authentication

CyberSignature: Online Authentication using User Behaviour Profiling Phase 2

CyberSignature: Online Authenication using User Behaviour Profiling Phase 1

CyberASAP Demo

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CyberSignature: A user authentication tool based on behavioural biometrics

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Research output

A behaviour biometrics dataset for user identification and authentication

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CyberSignature: Online Authentication using User Behaviour Profiling Phase 2

CyberSignature: Online Authenication using User Behaviour Profiling Phase 1

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CyberASAP Demo

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