To secure the information in the World Wide Web, websites ask users to create their own login identification and password, where in general a password is a simple string of characters. To make the information more secure, an access code of an array of alphanumeric and special characters can be generated by using a Petri net model. A string language can be generated by labelling transitions of a Petri net. Similarly two dimensional array languages can also be generated by Petri nets. Coloured Petri net has also been defined to generate array language. This kind of access would be a three factor authentication. In this paper we propose and develop the application of array generating Petri net to enhance information security.
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