Leveraging the Effects of Cognitive Function on Input Device Analytics to Improve Security
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A key concern in security is identifying differences between human users and "bot" programs that emulate humans. Users with malicious intent will often utilize wide-spread computational attacks in order to exploit systems and gain control. Conventional detection techniques can be grouped into two broad categories: human observational proofs (HOPs) and human interactive proofs (HIPs).
