A novel gesture based graphical authentication using bounding box and corner detection algorithm
G. Niranjana, Kunal Dawn · 2012
In this paper we are going to present a new technique for authentication which is based on the tracking of mouse motions called mouse gestures. In general, a gesture is a sequence of interactions with the application, which represents one of the Specified symbols. A mouse gesture is a continuous, directed sequence of the mouse cursor movements with the clearly distinguished start and end. A set of gestures may be stored in a database called gesture classes for each user. Users are allowed to select a set of random images and a gesture for each image. Some tolerance level is also given for each gesture. When logging in if the user draws the correct gesture using mouse the user will be treated as an authenticated user. Mouse gestures are captured through bounding box and corner detection algorithms. This method provides more security than cued click points where the user is allowed to click on a particular point called pass point for authentication which is more vulnerable to hackers.