Security at your fingertips: Theory → Practice!
summary
Claims that keystroke dynamics work as a practical second factor: TypingDNA captures press/release and inter-key timings with an open-source recorder, creates a profile after 3 enrollments, and verifies via the TypingDNA API using Postman. Demo builds a dashboard/widget and a Postman collection, enrolls three samples, then returns verification result=1 for a genuine user and result=0 for an impostor. Deployed use cases include e‑learning proctoring, PSD2-compliant banking flows, and experimental e‑health mood or disease monitoring.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Typing biometrics intro
- 0:34What is typing biometrics
- 2:00Authentication and biometrics
- 4:50Typing biometrics in 2FA
- 6:59Real-world typing biometrics
- 8:46Live demo: typing auth
- 12:19API for typing biometrics
- 20:51Future of typing biometrics
- 22:57Closing thoughts
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