Multi-item Passphrases: A Self-adaptive Approach Against Offline Guessing Attacks

Shen, Jaryn; Choo, Kim‐Kwang Raymond; Zeng, Qingkai

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-05487-8_11

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

2018

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-05487-8_11

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Multi-item Passphrases: A Self-adaptive Approach Against Offline Guessing Attacks

Jaryn Shen

Kim‐Kwang Raymond Choo

Qingkai Zeng

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LINGPASS: An approach for multilingual passphrase generation by integrating English and Tamil

Balayogi,

Kuppusamy

2024

Internet Technology Letters

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In today's world of ever‐increasing cyber threats, safeguarding digital accounts is paramount. Traditional passwords are often vulnerable to brute force attacks and can be easily guessed, leading to a shift towards passphrases. However, using monolingual passphrases can pose several challenges, such as lack of diversity, predictability, memorability, and accessibility. To address this issue, this paper presents a model called LINGPASS, short for Language INtegrated Graph‐based PASSphrase, which generates multilingual passphrases by combining English and Tamil languages. The proposed approach is implemented as a web application for user convenience, and the entropy of the passphrase is evaluated using Shannon entropy. The LINGPASS model generates higher entropy passphrases than existing multilingual passphrase generators, increasing the security of digital accounts. By integrating two languages, LINGPASS increases the entropy of the passphrase by approximately 72%, making it less vulnerable to dictionary attacks. Additionally, the copy/paste functionality reduces typing errors, making it more user‐friendly.

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LINGPASS: An approach for multilingual passphrase generation by integrating English and Tamil

Balayogi,

Kuppusamy

2024

Internet Technology Letters

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Multi-item Passphrases: A Self-adaptive Approach Against Offline Guessing Attacks

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LINGPASS: An approach for multilingual passphrase generation by integrating English and Tamil

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