Publications by authors named "Maria-Anna Fengou"

Mobile user authentication acts as the first line of defense, establishing confidence in the claimed identity of a mobile user, which it typically does as a precondition to allowing access to resources in a mobile device. NIST states that password schemes and/or biometrics comprise the most conventional user authentication mechanisms for mobile devices. Nevertheless, recent studies point out that nowadays password-based user authentication is imposing several limitations in terms of security and usability; thus, it is no longer considered secure and convenient for the mobile users.

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The notion of trust is considered to be the cornerstone on patient-psychiatrist relationship. Thus, a trustfully background is fundamental requirement for provision of effective Ubiquitous Healthcare (UH) service. In this paper, the issue of Trust Evaluation of UH Providers when register UH environment is addressed.

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Nowadays, ubiquitous healthcare is of utmost importance in the patient-centric model. Furthermore, the personalization of ubiquitous healthcare services plays a very important role to make the patient-centric model a reality. The personalization of the ubiquitous healthcare services is based on the profiles of the entities participating in these services.

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