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Many password alternatives for web authentication proposed over the years,despite having different designs and objectives, all predominantly rely on theknowledge of some secret. This motivates us, herein, to provide the firstdetailed exploration of the integration of a fundamentally different element ofdefense into the design of web authentication schemes: a mimicry-resistancedimension. We analyze web authentication mechanisms with respect to newusability and security properties related to mimicry-resistance (augmenting theUDS framework), and in particular evaluate invisible techniques (thoserequiring neither user actions, nor awareness) that provide somemimicry-resistance (unlike those relying solely on static secrets), includingdevice fingerprinting schemes, PUFs (physically unclonable functions), and asubset of Internet geolocation mechanisms.

Comparative Analysis and Framework Evaluating Mimicry-Resistant and Invisible Web Authentication Schemes