Biometric Password Detection

Everybody types in their passwords differently, leaving different amounts of time between their keystrokes. This makes it possible to detect who typed in a password, just by measuring the time between each keystroke and using some deep learning magic. Keeping it simple, here the password is password and one should type it in a couple of times, then let someone else type it in and see if the neural network's educated guess is correct.

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Train

There should be at least two different persons typing in password a couple of times. It doesn't matter if one types it in more often than the other. Just type it and hit Enter (or click the button on the right). When everyone reached the minimum number, the Train button will be enabled and the network learns. Depending on the machine, this might take a few seconds. Afterwards, head over to the Detect tab, let someone type in the password and hit Enter.

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