13:51:44 RRSAgent has joined #rqtf 13:51:44 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/02/01-rqtf-irc 13:51:46 RRSAgent, make logs world 13:51:46 Zakim has joined #rqtf 13:51:48 Zakim, this will be 13:51:48 I don't understand 'this will be', trackbot 13:51:49 Meeting: Accessible Platform Architectures Working Group Teleconference 13:51:49 Date: 01 February 2017 13:52:18 agenda+ CAPTCHA and authentication - findings from the literature 13:52:38 agenda+ Web of Things accessibility use cases/requirements 13:52:49 agenda+ Other issues of interest to participants 13:53:07 present+ jasonjgw 13:56:56 scott_h has joined #rqtf 13:57:02 present+ 14:01:10 present+ 14:02:15 shwetank has joined #rqtf 14:02:56 Hi ... i'm a bit new here ... do you happen to know the password for the call? 14:03:20 Judy has joined #rqtf 14:03:57 sloandr has joined #rqtf 14:04:27 I would like to attend but don't know the password for the call, im searching for past mails but I don't seem to see it mentioned anywhere 14:05:55 scribe: Janina 14:06:19 zakim, next item 14:06:19 agendum 1. "CAPTCHA and authentication - findings from the literature" taken up [from jasonjgw] 14:07:03 jgw: Added to the wiki, as recently as Tuesday 14:07:20 jgw: Added references and assigning 14:07:28 jgw: Also read on the topic itself 14:07:41 present+ 14:08:27 jgw: Accessibility and security of audio captcha is one topic of interest in the literature 14:08:43 jgw: People are concerned about use of speech recognition to circumvent it 14:08:57 jgw: Also, humans don't really do that well with audio captcha 14:09:32 jgw: Success rate is modest, the best they got was somewhere around 68% with screen reader 14:10:04 jgw: They used chars like space, slash to rewind slightly to replay 14:10:46 q+ To ask what the general success rate is 14:11:51 jgw: Another approach is recognizing everyday sounds in the environment, rather than digits 14:12:04 jgw: This approach is both visual and audible 14:12:18 jgw: Appears to be in some patent state 14:14:20 present+ Judy 14:14:26 present+ 14:14:39 present+ jasonjgwq? 14:14:51 q+ 14:15:15 ack ja 14:15:15 janina, you wanted to ask what the general success rate is 14:15:17 ack sc 14:15:22 q+ 14:15:47 sh: Looking through several papers 14:15:58 q+ 14:18:04 js: Suggesting we should explain the difference between visual and audible, -- audio is temporal, but the graphic sits there for continuing examination 14:18:22 sh: Suggests audible also confuses people, is it 7 or s e v e n ?? 14:18:58 jgw: Answering Janina, success rates are fairly moderate across all, blind or not, in the Washington study 14:19:04 ack me 14:19:08 q? 14:20:00 ds: Understanding mobile paper is also very interesting, still working through the findings 14:21:02 ds: There's quite a lot about security, interesting perspectives 14:21:13 Judy has joined #rqtf 14:21:35 ds: Noticed references also that we don't yet have, will add 14:21:37 q? 14:21:49 ack j 14:22:01 q+ 14:22:20 ack s 14:23:31 sh: I've been asked whether there might be a year-long student project from the work we're doing. So, just suggesting a possibility 14:24:41 ds: Silver has been considering such 14:26:50 jb: This has been done by other WAI groups, issue is how to shape the project 14:27:15 jb: You need to divise a project that is achievable in the available time, and that itself can take a bit of time 14:28:46 jb: Another concern is that doing original research work would limit how much we can cover in overall areas 14:31:32 zakim, next item 14:31:32 agendum 2. "Web of Things accessibility use cases/requirements" taken up [from jasonjgw] 14:31:41 q? 14:32:03 https://www.w3.org/WAI/APA/wiki/Web_of_Things 14:32:07 jgw: Shadi has provided a wiki 14:33:29 ds: Several captcha/authentication papers reference mobile devices as controllers, home, or out and about 14:33:40 ds: Even atms 14:33:47 ds: May be a relationship to note 14:34:59 sa: Open for added references at end of the wiki 14:35:10 q+ 14:35:56 sa: Suggest adding under "Publications" or create a new heading 14:36:21 sa: Also cross links are possible 14:36:35 ack s 14:37:53 sh: Offering to focus on WoT, if that's an rqtf topic? 14:38:05 sa: Currently looking for use cases mostly 14:38:20 sa: Also categorization discussion 14:41:08 js: Suggest rqtf is a good place for WoT A11y discussion just now--most likely to succeed at this time 14:43:39 q+ 14:43:41 q? 14:43:42 js: Suggests we might explore what's possible with spoken interfacing, like Amazon Echo 14:43:55 js: And what WoT device apis provide 14:44:25 sa: Agree, wanting not to worry whehter it's web, or some other category later, focus on user for now 14:46:28 sa: Think WoT WG may have requirements on data specs, and we'd need to be ready to help those be a11y 14:46:41 sa: At least with metadata, but that means use cases first 14:47:09 q? 14:47:18 ack j 14:48:32 jgw: Seems there may be more personalization in general in near future, with mobile and spoken interface devices 14:48:43 jgw: That suggests importance of interoperability 14:49:59 jgw: The multiplication of how web content is accessed, not just the desktop browser anymore 14:50:01 q+q? 14:51:46 jgw: Suggest to continue reading, and keep with a Captcha focus first for next week 14:53:06 Judy has joined #rqtf 14:54:38 zakim, bye 14:54:38 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been jasonjgw, janina, scott_h, shadi, Judy, MichaelC_, jasonjgwq? 14:54:38 Zakim has left #rqtf 14:54:51 rrsagent, make minutes 14:54:51 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/02/01-rqtf-minutes.html jasonjgw