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Dynamic Multi-Factor Security

Leslie et al., 2014

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6895927709431976458
Author
Leslie J
Dutta S
Amimeur A
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This thesis identifies the current limitations of electronic remote authentication systems and presents a new remote authentication system that addresses these limitations. Examples of these limitations can be easily observed in everyday life. Some more common examples …
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