Major
Computer Science
Anticipated Graduation Year
2025
Access Type
Open Access
Abstract
Zero Involvement Authentication (ZIA) is a technique for automatically authenticating computers to networks. Many ZIA research systems lack a realistic evaluation, and ZIA publications often lack comparison to existing work because hardware and software are difficult to replicate. OpenCAPS enables ZIA researchers to compare new implementations to existing work.
Faculty Mentors & Instructors
Neil Klingensmith, PhD, Department of Computer Science; Juan Martinez, Department of Computer Science; Isaac Ahlgren, Department of Computer Science
Creative Commons License
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OpenCAPS: An Open Source System for Evaluating Context-based Authentication Protocols
Zero Involvement Authentication (ZIA) is a technique for automatically authenticating computers to networks. Many ZIA research systems lack a realistic evaluation, and ZIA publications often lack comparison to existing work because hardware and software are difficult to replicate. OpenCAPS enables ZIA researchers to compare new implementations to existing work.