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  1. Wireless Authentication Using Remote Passwords

    … Wireless Authentication using Remote Passwords (WARP) mitigates authentication woes by providing usable mechanisms for both administrators and end-users. Administrators grant access by simply adding users' personal messaging identifiers (e.g., email addresses, IM handles, cell phone …

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  2. Improving the Eco-system of Passwords

    … most widely used method for user authentication. Passwords are both easy to understand and use, and easy to implement. With these advantages, password-based authentication is likely to stay as an important part of security in the foreseeable future. One major weakness of password-based …

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  3. An investigation of semantic patterns in passwords

    … years has exposed the security problems of passwords and enabled deeper empirical investigation of password patterns. Researchers have only touched the surface of patterns in password creation, having characterized patterns in terms of frequency, length, composition rules and, to some …

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  4. Exploring the usability of multiple graphical passwords

    … whether users could remember multiple graphical passwords successfully, and what could improve that memorability, were previously unexplored. <br/><br/>This report describes the design, development and evaluation of research to evaluate whether users find multiple graphical passwords more …

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  5. Strategies and applications for creating more memorable passwords

    As we continue to learn and grow in an ever evolving technological age, we deepen our understanding of the importance of authentication. There are many different types of authentication, each exhibiting their own strengths and weaknesses. Each authentication mechanism serves the same purpose: to …

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  6. Empirical Analysis of User Passwords across Online Services

    Leaked passwords from data breaches can pose a serious threat if users reuse or slightly modify the passwords for other services. With more and more online services getting breached today, there is still a lack of large-scale quantitative understanding of the risks of password reuse and …

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  7. Bend Passwords: Using Gestures to Authenticate on Flexible Devices

    … evaluated the creation and memorability of bend passwords and PINs. The third study looked at the security problem of shoulder-surfing passwords on mobile devices. Our results show that bend passwords are a promising authentication mechanism for flexible display devices. We also provide eight …

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  8. Children's Text Password Behaviors and Parental Advice

    … it is imperative to understand how they create passwords to protect their personal information, and also the parental advice they get to create these passwords. To understand this, we conducted two studies. The first study was conducted with children ages 11 to 13 to understand their password …

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  9. Passwords to power: a public rationale for expert influence on central government policy-making: British scientists and economists. c.1900-c.1925

    The aim of the study is to explore and compare the rhetoric produced for public consumption by British scientists and economists in the period from c. 1900 to c. 1925, which was aimed at securing executive influence over government policy-making for these expert groups. I argue that members of each …

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  10. A comparison of password techniques

    … used access control mechanism is the password. Passwords are normally composed of a meaningful detail, such as a name of a person or a sequence of numbers such as birthdate. Any person attempting to gain unauthorized access to a system might need only to look at a personnel record or associate …

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  11. Usable authentication for mobile banking

    … researchers have suggested the use graphical passwords. In this research, we argue that another alternative input technique can be utilized. We explore a novel password input approach, called gesture passwords, of using 3-dimensional discrete gesture motions as password elements. As a result, …

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  12. PiXi: an approach to nudge secure password creation

    Passwords, a first line of defense against unauthorized access, must be secure and memorable. However, people often struggle to create secure passwords they can recall. To address this problem, we design Password inspiration by eXploring information (PiXi), a novel approach to nudge users towards …

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  13. Usable authentication for mobile banking

    … techniques: combinational graphical passwords and gesture passwords. These systems were implemented as prototypes. The prototypes along with a PIN authenticator were evaluated with users.

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  14. One Time Password Scheme Via Secret Sharing Techniques

    … mechanism to prove one's identity. One-time passwords in the form of hardware tokens in combination with conventional passwords have emerged as the predominant means in high security environments to satisfy the independent identification criteria for strong authentication. However, current …

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  15. CredProxy: A Password Manager for Online Authentication Environments

    … the one hand, generation of strong usernames and passwords is a difficult task for the user. On the other hand, memorization of strong passwords is by far more problematic for the average user. Thus, the average user has a tendency to use weak passwords, and also reuse his passwords for more than …

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  16. Guessing human-chosen secrets

    … of proposals for replacing or strengthening passwords, they appear likely to remain entrenched as the standard mechanism of human-computer authentication on the Internet for years to come. Even in the optimistic scenario of eliminating passwords from most of today's authentication protocols …

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  17. Usability and security of recognition-based textual password

    Knowledge-based passwords are still the most dominant authentication technique for authentications purposes, in spite of the emergence of alternative systems such as token-based and biometric systems. This approach has remained the most popular one mostly because of its user familiarity, …

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