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Privacy, Security, and Identity / Biometric Identification, Authentication, and Privacy

Smart glasses are vulnerable to attack, and existing authentication is environment-limited or inconvenient.

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Smart glasses are vulnerable to attack, and existing authentication is environment-limited or inconvenient.

UbiComp '24SonicID: User Identification on Smart Glasses with Acoustic Sensing

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In art performances, participants struggle to ensure privacy and transparency of use of their biometric data.

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In remote work, static passwords are vulnerable to attacks and existing biometrics have major limitations.

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Users struggle to manage passwords across multiple devices and avoid phishing risks.

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