Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Reliable authentication requires the devices and#R##N#channels involved in the process to be trustworthy; otherwise#R##N#authentication secrets can easily be compromised. Given the#R##N#unceasing efforts of attackers worldwide such trustworthiness#R##N#is increasingly not a given. A variety of technical solutions,#R##N#such as utilising multiple devices/channels and verification#R##N#protocols, has the potential to mitigate the threat of untrusted#R##N#communications to a certain extent. Yet such technical solutions#R##N#make two assumptions: (1) users have access to multiple#R##N#devices and (2) attackers will not resort to hacking the human,#R##N#using social engineering techniques. ,  propose#R##N#and explore the potential of using human-based computation#R##N#instead of solely technical solutions to mitigate the threat of#R##N#untrusted devices and channels. ZeTA (Zero Trust Authentication#R##N#on untrusted channels) has the potential to allow people to#R##N#authenticate despite compromised channels or communications#R##N#and easily observed usage. Our contributions are threefold:#R##N#(1)  propose the ZeTA protocol with a formal definition#R##N#and security analysis that utilises semantics and human-based#R##N#computation to ameliorate the problem of untrusted devices#R##N#and channels. (2)  outline a security analysis to assess#R##N#the envisaged performance of the proposed authentication#R##N#protocol. (3)  report on a usability study that explores the#R##N#viability of relying on human computation in this context.
['Andreas Gutmann', 'Karen Renaud', 'Joseph Maguire', 'Peter Mayer', 'Melanie Volkamer', 'Kanta Matsuura', 'Jörn Müller-Quade']
I am writing a research paper on a idea ZeTA-Zero-Trust Authentication: Relying on Innate Human Ability, Not Technology
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