Cognitive Variability Factors and Passphrase Selection

Loos, Lila A.; Ogawa, Michael-Brian; Crosby, Martha E.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-50439-7_26

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“…The passphrase structure significantly influences memorability, especially when built with no sequential or meaningful pattern. [19,20,21]. Therefore, auto-selection words negatively impact memorability, particularly when the words' types and structures are not equally distributed between each user [22].…”

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The Effectiveness of Applying Different Strategies on Recognition and Recall Textual Password

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Stone²

2022

IJNSA

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Using English words as passwords have been a popular topic in the last few years. The following article discusses a study to compare self-selection of the system-generated words for recognition and selfgenerated words for recall for nouns and mixture words. The results revealed no significant difference between recognition and recall of password nouns. The average memorability rate of noun recognition was 75.72%, slightly higher than noun recall 74.23% in long-term memory. Also, there was no significant difference between recognition and recall mixture word passwords. The average memorability rate of mixture word recognition was 95.23%, and recall was 84.14% in long-term memory. The authors concluded that the recognition and recall of mixed word passwords had a higher memorability rate than nouns.

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