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Deep learning based graphical password authentication approach against shoulder-surfing attacks

Dias et al., 2023

Document ID
16309693942688083991
Author
Dias N
Kumaresan M
Rajakumari R
Publication year
Publication venue
Multiagent and Grid Systems

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The password used to authenticate users is vulnerable to shoulder-surfing assaults, in which attackers directly observe users and steal their passwords without using any other technical upkeep. The graphical password system is regarded as a likely backup plan to the …
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