Paper on users' perceptions of privacy in continuous authentication accepted for PETS 2024

Our paper entitled “Internet Users’ Willingness to Disclose Biometric Data for Continuous Online Account Protection: An Empirical Investigation” by Florian Dehling, Jan Tolsdorf, Hannes Federrath, and Luigi Lo Iacono has been accepted for the 24th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2024).

The paper reports on a study with 830 participants from the U.S., aiming to investigate user perceptions towards continuous authentication across different classes of online services. The results provide valuable insights on human factors for the design and implementation of privacy conscious continuous authentication systems in practice.