3d Password For Secure Authentication

The study of computer based Information Systems (IS) is not just limited to traditional computers and servers, but also includes such devices as:

Portable equipment often doesn't need passwords enabled. Mobile device apparatuses often need passwords on validating clients and control entry should information saved on the gadgets. a large number unit have those specialized foul abilities should backing passwords, particular ID number numbers (PIN), or design screen bolts to Confirmation. Some versatile apparatuses likewise incorporate a biometric spectator to examine a finger impression to verification. However, ane data demonstrates that shoppers sometimes utilize these instruments. Additionally, if clients would utilization A secret key alternately PIN they often decide passwords alternately PINs that camwood make effortlessly decided alternately bypassed, for example, 1234 or 0000.

<! DOCTYPE html> Practice Lab Assignment Lab Assignments Assignment 1 Assignment 2 Assignment 3 Assignment 4 Lab Practica Practicum 1 Practicum 2 Course Title: IT 207, Section: 002, Semester Fall 2015 Instructor: Omar Nachawati University: GMU

Guidelines: It’s always best to introduce a paper to the reader. It sets the tone and provides an overview of what will be covered and what the goals are.

Technology plays a huge role in today’s society. We use technology for several different reasons whether it is personal or business. When we have important protective documents, we have to protect them with passwords. Passwords must be strong and complicated, so hackers are not able to access our secure documents. It is very important to have strong password etiquette but should also be easy to remember.

It includes the check of user whether the present user is valid to access the account or not. For password verification system will ask some personal queries which is known only to the user but not the hacker.e.g. Date of birth, name of school. Place of birth etc. After verifying the actual information given by user to system it can access the same account further. Above three concepts are valid in textual , graphical password as well as 3D password. 3D password is very easy to use and is somehow free from shulder surfeing attack.It deals with the random selection of various images which is not viewed by the hacker and thus it is free from hacking at some level.3D password is basically the combination of all the textual password , graphical password and may includes various services such as biometrics, Smart cards.In term of biometrics user will login with the help of scanning of either fingerprint, thumb print or retina scan etc. This identification is ideal and away from shoulder suffering

A Picture Pass Doodle is designed to provide sufficient security, usability, memorability, and interoperability across devices. The combination of free-form doodles and a background image separates the Picture Pass Doodle from other related works. Free-form doodles can provide greater and can also allow users to be creative. The background image used in Picture Pass Doodles increases memorability by providing cues and reducing the memory load on users. Finally, we can say regarding to the participants results that the Picture Pass Doodle system is a usable and secure system despite taking more time and steps during the registration and login stage. Picture Pass Doodle is a promising login and password protection criteria for the future and therefore further research could be done on the same so that the process becomes more efficient for easy application considering the fast technological development in the world

Makerere University, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, P.O. Box 7062, Kampala, Uganda, East Africa jlubeg@cit.mak.ac.ug 2 Department of Computer Science, University of Reading, P.O. Box 225, Whiteknights, Reading, Berkshire, RG6 6AY, United Kingdom shirley.williams@reading.ac.uk

Technology is constantly changing, leading us to adapt to its innovation. However, one aspect of technology has stood the test of time for a long time. Passwords as a form of authenticating and securing your digital accounts have not budged much. But with the rise of cybercrime, it seems the old way of doing things is finally having to pave way for something new: two-factor authentication.

Numerous methods have been proposed that would try to alleviate the inferior characteristics associated with text-based passwords such as time for the user and cost to the organization, password retention, and propensity to create security risks. Among these methods, passive authentication uses various biometric approaches for continuous authentication of the user’s identity. This involves combinations of methods such as keystroke dynamics, pulse-response biometrics, retinal scanning, hand geometry, fingerprint scanning, and monitoring a user’s behavior. (Li, Clarke, Papadaki, & Dowland, 2014).

Biometric technology offers an alternative to the most used system currently in place in most operations: passwords or personal identification numbers (PIN). Instead of users inputting their password or PIN, users interact with a computer terminal that will scan their finger, face, voice, retina, etc. to identify them. Many of the next generation personal computer systems will have integrated biometric technology so that no external hardware is needed. In the mean time, users can buy small peripherals, like a mouse with integrated biometric technology or a small finger terminal for finger scans, to secure their personal computers.

Passwords for access to personal phones, computers, online portals, and websites has become very prevalent and the best practice for authentication. Additionally, passwords authenticate mobile phones, computer networks and databases for many software applications. However, ensuring that passwords are encrypted, and safe have become one of the greatest challenges for most organizations. This paper will review some of the vulnerabilities of the use of passwords and provide controls to implementation to assist with the management and handling of passwords.

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering

Mr. R. K. Somani HOD(CE & IT) ITM,Bhilwara(Raj.)311001 Under the guidance of: Mr.Vijay Prakash Sharma Lecturer(CE)

A PROJECT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF COMPUTER STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULLFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF