Exploring the Impact of QR Codes in Authentication Protection: A Study Based on PMT and TPB

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作者：
Jing Yang
Yue Zhang
Cees J. M. Lanting
机构：
[1] State University of New York at Oneonta,Management, Marketing and Information Systems, School of Economics and Business
[2] California State University at Northridge,Accounting and Information Systems
[3] CSEM Research and Development,Marketing and Business Development
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Wireless Personal Communications | 2017年 / 96卷
关键词：
QR code; Fear appeals; Online credentials; Authentication process; PMT; TPB;
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The fast growing usage of mobile devices to access services over telecommunication networks urges researchers to look for an efficient way to secure users’ online credentials. Rooted in online users’ fear appeals, this study measures the impact of an emerging use of technology, QR codes, on authentication protection. We contribute to the extant literature by integrating two theories—protection motivation theory and the theory of planned behavior, as well as investigating how the collaboration of computers and mobile devices enhances the protection of users’ online credentials. The results of the study additionally provide insights for IT developers for future directions in the development of authentication protection.
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页码：5315 / 5334
页数：19
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