Kamila Lis awarded a scholarship to conduct research at the PAN research station in Vienna!
Kamila Lis, a PhD student at NASK SCIENCE, has been awarded a prestigious scholarship within the “Young Researchers in Vienna” program organized by the Polish Academy of Sciences. She will receive a one-week scholarship to stay at the PAN research station in Vienna, where she will have the opportunity to further develop and present her research project.
Project entitled ” Sensitive applications user profiling using machine learning methods” aims at improving user authentication security by applying behavioral biometrics.
Kamila’s research focuses on using behavioral biometrics, which is the analysis of a user’s computer interaction patterns (e.g., mouse movements, typing speed) to identify an individual and detect fraud. The solution she is developing can serve as an additional layer of protection, particularly important for applications that require a high level of security. Behavioral biometrics can detect an intruder even if they have the victim’s login and password. In addition, as part of the project, Kamila Lis is investigating the possibility of using partial password dynamics, often used in online banking, to verify the user.