New Location-Based Authentication Techniques in the Access Management
David Jaroš, Radek Kuchta · 2010
In this paper, new space-time authentication techniques are proposed. Location-based authentication is a new direction in development of authentication techniques. At the first part advantages of location-based authentication are introduced. In the second chapter the main aspects of using user's position information are discussed, as user's mobility and user's privacy. The main part of the paper is focused on introducing of two new proposed authentication techniques. The first technique called STAT I (Space-Time Authentication Technique) uses GPS system for a position determination. The second technique (STAT II) uses proprietary communication technology IQRF for a position determination. Both newly designed authentication techniques use a pocket device described in the final section of the paper.