Abstract: We deserve smarter authentication mechanisms to move on from the current password-dominated scene. With the democratization of neurotechnologies, the usage of brain biometrics in everyday life becomes a tangible possibility. In this talk, we will present research contributions towards practical brainwave-based user authentication, covering both security and usability aspects.

Am Montag, den 7. November 2022 haben Prof. Dr. Patricia Arias Cabarcos (IT-Sicherheit) und Jun.-Prof. Dr. Sebastian Peitz (Data Science for Engineering) im Hörsaal O1 ihre Antrittsvorlesungen gehalten.

Our group attended EuroUSEC'22 last week in Karlsruhe to learn and discuss about latest research in the usable security community. We presented a poster teasing our upcoming PETS 2023 paper on how Facebook tracks users outside the social network.

Our group head Prof. Dr. Patricia Arias Cabarcos co-authored a paper accepted at the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS) 2023.

In the upcoming semester (WiSe 22/23) IT Security group is offering PriOSS (A Privacy One-Stop Shop) project group. If you are interested in participating, attend the informative meeting on 28/07/2022, 4pm, at F1.110.

The video presentation of our paper "Inexpensive Brainwave Authentication: New Techniques and User Acceptance" is available online.