8 Oct
2015
8 Oct
'15
2:39 p.m.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 12:48 PM, Michael Nelson <nelson_mikel@yahoo.com> wrote:
4. Twizzlers. One is that I allowed arbitrary shifty characters in my phrase. So in fact our user could simply tap her favorite rhythm on the Ctrl key, for her authentication factor. Worked fine.
Is there anything that tells us how many bits of entropy are found in the brainsong (rhythm, melody) of random users? Such that such a song could be read into passphrase data via software and the PC keyboard controller. What are the requirements of a strong song to reach 80/128/256 bits? Note that it is not necessarily specific keys, but also, or primarily depress length, multiple press, interpress timing, etc.