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Towards Continuous Authentication Based on Gait Using Wearable Motion Recording Sensors
Abstract
In this chapter we present continuous authentication using gait biometric. Gait is a person’s manner of walking and gait recognition refers to the identification and verification of an individual based on gait. This chapter discusses advantages and disadvantages of gait biometrics in the context of continuous authentication. Furthermore, we present a framework for continuous authentication using gait biometrics. The proposed framework extends on traditional static (one-time) user authentication. The framework can also be applied to other biometric modalities with small modifications.
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