SBE: Small: Continuous Human-User Authentication by Induced Procedural Visual-Motor Biometrics
SBE: Small: Continuous Human-User Authentication by Induced Procedural Visual-Motor Biometrics
批准号:
1619201
负责人:
Yong Guan
金额:
$49.99万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-09-01 至 2023-08-31
中文摘要
验证用户身份是网络空间的基本安全要求之一。当前的身份验证方法要求人们创建并记住秘密凭证,例如复杂密码,或者拥有特殊的硬件身份验证令牌。两者都很容易被泄露或非法共享。更糟糕的是,通常仅在会话开始时支持身份验证。生物特征认证的最新发展旨在克服这些挑战,但要么很容易绕过(例如,冒名顶替者攻击),要么无法实现令人满意的假阳性假阴性折衷,要么需要昂贵的专用设备。为了解决这些弱点,本项目的目标是开发一种非传统的生物识别认证方法,利用运动学习和视觉-运动适应来提供安全、有效和持续的人类用户认证。本项目专注于开发一种新的网络安全范式-基于专业知识的持续生物识别认证。新范式的独特之处在于,通过将特定的专业知识引入到人类主体与机器的交互中,积极训练主体以实现持续身份验证。专业知识被定义为人类主体独有的人工诱导的交互模式。一旦受试者接触到特定的刺激并学习了他们的专业知识,只要刺激保持不变,他们的行为就很容易区分开来。为了增强系统的安全性,以及保护用户隐私(通过促进专业知识在刺激停止后淡出),诱导的专业知识不是静态的,而是在随机选择的目标之间不断演变。该项目开发基于专业知识的基于键盘、鼠标和触摸屏设备的主动生物识别认证模式。这项研究的结果将对国家高等教育、高科技产业和政府产生更广泛的影响。这项研究加强了PIs的课程开发,有助于吸引、招收和留住工程学学生,并扩大代表不足的少数民族和妇女参与工程学课程的范围。它还支持私人投资机构接触有才华的大学生和高中生,激励他们学习并最终攻读计算机工程领域的博士学位。
英文摘要
Validating a user's identity is one of the fundamental security requirements in cyberspace. Current authentication approaches require people to create and remember secret credentials such as complex passwords, or to possess special hardware authentication tokens. Both are vulnerable to being compromised, or illegally shared. Even worse, authentication is typically supported solely at the start of a session. Recent developments in biometric authentication aim to overcome these challenges, but are either easy to bypass (e.g., imposter attacks), incapable of satisfactory false-positive-false-negative tradeoffs, or require expensive dedicated equipment. To address these weaknesses, the objective of this project is to develop a non-traditional approach to biometric authentication, which exploits motor learning and visual-motor adaptation to provide secure, effective and continuous human-user authentication.This project focuses on developing a new paradigm in cyber security - expertise-based continuous biometric authentication. The uniqueness of the new paradigm is to actively train the subject to achieve continuous authentication, by inducing a specific expertise into a human subject's interaction with a machine. An expertise is defined as an artificially-induced interaction pattern that is unique to the human subject. Once the subjects have been exposed to specific stimuli and learned their expertise, their behaviors are easily differentiable as long as the stimuli are maintained. To enhance the security of the system, as well as to preserve user privacy (by facilitating expertise fade-out after the cessation of the stimuli), the induced expertise are not static, but rather continuously evolving between randomly-chosen targets. The project develops expertise-based active biometric authentication modalities based on keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen devices. The outcome of this research shall have broader impacts on the nation's higher education, high-tech industries, and government. The research enhances the PIs' curriculum developments and helps attract, recruit and retain engineering students and broaden the participation of under-represented minorities and women in engineering programs. It also supports the PIs to outreach to talented college and high-school students and motivate them to study and eventually pursue Doctoral degrees in computer engineering areas.
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