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Snoop-forge-replay attack on continuous verification with keystrokes
We present a new attack called the snoop-forge-replay attack on the keystroke-based continuous verification systems. We performed the attacks on two levels – 1) feature-level and 2) sample-level. (1) Feature-level attack targets specific keystroke-based continuous verification method or system. In f
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