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DRAW-A-PIN: Authentication using finger-drawn PIN on touch devices

Van Nguyen et al., 2017

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3593414060235977871
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Van Nguyen T
Sae-Bae N
Memon N
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computers & security

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This paper presents D raw-A-PIN, a user authentication system on a device with a touch interface that supports the use of PINs. In the proposed system, the user is asked to draw her PIN on the touch screen instead of typing it on a keypad. Consequently, D raw-A-PIN could …
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