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Online education has made it difficult to maintain exam integrity, so there is an increasing need for sophisticated proctoring solutions. This paper introduces a websocket based automatic proctoring system for enhancing the real-time monitoring of browser behaviour to prohibit cheating. It monitors tab and window visibility, URL access, keystroke capture along with the other unusual behaviors in real-time; suspicious activities are logged for later investigations while alerts are immediately sent to proctors. Our solution effectively strikes at most common methods to cheat: using unauthorized tabs, browser extensions or messaging applications; running in virtual machines (although the effectiveness of that approach remains possible as evidenced by monitor sharing); and manipulating timers. This results demonstrate the efficacy of this system through a comprehensive testing, providing insight on how WebSocket-enabled monitoring is capable to uphold academic integrity.
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