Introduction
Authentication is the first line of defense in computing systems. In recent years, authentication techniques evolve rapidly from password based authentication to biometrics and public key based authentication in various applications including smart phones, sensor networks, RFID systems, internet of things, healthcare, smart grids, financial and banking systems, mobile payments, and cloud computing. This workshop will provide a forum for professionals from academia, governments and industry to share their opinions on the challenges and solutions in developing highly secure and usable authentication techniques in practical settings.
Call for paper
Submission Topics
Research contributions are solicited in all areas related to authentication, including but not limited to:
- Password based authentication systems
- Leakage resilient password systems
- Graphical passwords
- Password managers
- 2FA and multiple factor authentication
- Biometrics based authentication (fingerprint, face, voice…)
- Context based authentication (location, time…)
- Lightweight authentication in RFID/NFC/sensor network systems
- Authentication in applications (healthcare, smarthome, smart grids, internet of things, financial and banking systems, mobile payments, cloud computing…)
- Authentication on mobile platforms
- Authentication on wearable devices
- Usability of authentication systems
- Continuous authentication
- Single sign on
- Fast ID Online (FIDO) techniques
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Important Date
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May 30
2016
Conference Date
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May 30 2016
Registration deadline
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