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Towards the Use of Brain–Computer Interface and Gestural Technologies as a Potential Alternative to PIN Authentication

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Youngeun Song & Ian Oakley. (2023) PushPIN: A Pressure-Based Behavioral Biometric Authentication System for Smartwatches. International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction 39:4, pages 893-909.
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