End-to-end, in plain language.
GrayPass verifies identity from how users interact, not from what they remember. Reaction timing, keystroke cadence, and optional gaze become a salted print that is fast to compare and hard to replay.
Client runtime
Signals come from reaction timing, keystroke intervals, and optional gaze with calibration. Integrity checks cover focus, input duration, coarse entropy, and a one-time nonce echoed back. Privacy defaults to engineered features — raw series stays opt-in and encrypted.
Feature engineering
We summarize reaction and keystroke statistics — central tendency, spread, tails, counts. Gaze variability is included when the user opts in; otherwise it is zeroed. The result is a stable 64-D feature vector with deterministic quantization for cross-session stability.
Enrollment
We compute a salted print from the quantized vector and a per-user salt, encrypt the underlying feature vector at rest, and record session metadata for reliability and abuse defense. Optional encrypted raw series exists only with explicit consent.
Authentication
Fast path: recompute the salted print; an exact match accepts. Tolerant timing: decrypt the reference and compare to the live vector; a logistic confidence flags drift inside bounds. Learned similarity: a calibrated embedding maps distance to probability against a tuned threshold.
Fast
Exact print match
Tolerant
Logistic drift band
Learned
Calibrated probability
Security and privacy
Encryption at rest for vectors and any opt-in raw series. Salted prints, per-request nonces, and rate limits sit between the front door and the matcher. Pseudonymized analysis packs and an admin-guarded model lifecycle keep research honest.
Telemetry
Session events carry confidence and reason codes for reliability and abuse defense. Aggregated counters track drift, throughput, and decision health. Operators can request curated evaluation views by browser, cohort, or mode without exposing private inputs.
Model operations
Training pairs are built per user to optimize discrimination at the operating point we care about. Calibration maps distance to probability so policy can be expressed in human numbers. Hot-swap deploy means upload, reload, no downtime.
Why it works
A deterministic, privacy-preserving salted print plus calibrated learned similarity gives a system that is fast on easy cases, tolerant on human variance, and explicit about uncertainty. That is the bar we ship against.
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