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LatentGesture: A Promising Future For Smartphone Security

Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a new touch-based smartphone security system that protects your phone even if an unauthorized user manages to unlock it. The technology, known as LatentGesture, was tested in a Georgia lab tech study using Android phones. Results were promising: it was accurate for 98 percent of phones and 97 percent of tablets. The system could ultimately be used to monitor a users touch signature while he/she is active on the phone; if the signatures do not match, the system can lock them out.”]

Source: https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/articles/latentgesture-promising-future-smartphone-security/

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