… We are interested in all physical authentications in participants’ daily lives, which ruled
out instrumenting things for automatic authentication logging, leading us to use a self-reporting …

… of nontargeted methods in routine laboratories. Challenges are … authenticity can be found
in the literature [2-5]. This article is mainly about the establishment of these strategies in routine …

… real life and the ethics procedure. We collected physiological data from 28 people in controlled
reallife … The reason that we had these different scenarios is to create a daily life sequence…

… also been used for smartphone user authentication. Although these daily living activities are
prevalent in real life, however, the authentication mechanism cannot be limited to only those …

… in both walking and stationary daily activities (eg, using a dryer… daily activities for user
authentication, our device-free system should be able to recognize different types of daily activities …

… performance in real‐life, we implemented a location‐based authentication framework that …
generation component, and finally, the authentication component. Briefly, the location tracking …

… For users of information technology, authentication is an inescapable fact of daily life – …
authentication fit into the daily activities people carry out? • What characteristics of authentication …

… , and close to half of our participants do not login in public places at all, these findings
suggest that if we can make the login process easier just for users’ work and home computers, it …

… experienced authenticity are distinct constructs in daily life. … authenticity, trait-state consistency,
and situation characteristics simultaneously. Thus, we set out to do exactly this in daily life …

… ities of daily living move into the digital realm, the importance of securing those activities
grows. Where once an understanding of password security might have been considered a …