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July 14, 2003
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Students at the Technion in Haifa have developed a technology to boost computer security by identifying the typing style of the machine’s owner. The individual’s keyboarding style will be used by the computer to determine whether the user is the machine’s owner or someone else, Israel Radio reported.

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