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Camera based two factor authentication through mobile and wearable devices

Azimpourkivi et al., 2017

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13439615407805657241
Author
Azimpourkivi M
Topkara U
Carbunar B
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Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies

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We introduce Pixie, a novel, camera based two factor authentication solution for mobile and wearable devices. A quick and familiar user action of snapping a photo is sufficient for Pixie to simultaneously perform a graphical password authentication and a physical token based …
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