Abstract: The rapid and straightforward association with wireless access points (APs) provides users with quick and temporary access to the Internet. This convenience requires only a few seconds for users to bring their devices to a hotspot and perform minimal configuration to gain Internet connectivity. Biometrics is a technique used in intrusion detection systems to uniquely identify and profile individual users based on various characteristics such as browser settings, behavior patterns, or network activities. This method allows for the detection of unauthorized access and malicious activities within a system. This approach enables the detection of unauthorized access and malicious activities within a system by creating distinct user profiles. By leveraging Biometrics, organizations can not only enhance security against targeted attacks but also personalize services and detect online fraud with greater accuracy. This paper examines the methodologies behind biometrics, its integration into IDS, and the resultant improvements in security measures. We discuss the practical benefits, such as reduced false positives and enhanced detection capabilities, alongside challenges like privacy concerns and computational demands. Our analysis demonstrates that biometrics is a vital tool in modern cybersecurity strategies, offering robust protection against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Keywords: Intrusion detection, Biometrics, keystrokes, Authentication
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DOI:
10.17148/IJARCCE.2024.13637
