Investigating the Combination of Text and Graphical Passwords for a More Secure and Usable Experience
Source: University of Guyana
Security has been an issue from the inception of computer systems and experts have related security issues with usability. Secured systems must be usable to maintain intended security. Password Authentication Systems have either been usable and not secure, or secure and not usable. Increasing either tends to complicate the other. Text passwords are widely used but suffer from poor usability, reducing its security. Graphical Passwords, while usable, does not seem to have the security necessary to replace text passwords. Attempts using text or graphics only have mixed results. A combination password is proposed as a potential solution to the problem.
| Format: | Size: | 556.60 | |
| Date: | Mar 2011 |
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