2020 5th International Conference on Communication and Electronics Systems (ICCES) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/icces48766.2020.9138011
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Password Strength Analyzer Using Segmentation Algorithms

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“…They believe that a valuable meter is that one which helps users to choose a strong and memorable password by balancing the importance of those two factors. And in the same context, [5] suggested a metric to handle the problem of containing personal information in passwords. They applied a segmentation algorithm to avoid any personal attribute of the user that highly correlates to the selected password.…”
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“…They believe that a valuable meter is that one which helps users to choose a strong and memorable password by balancing the importance of those two factors. And in the same context, [5] suggested a metric to handle the problem of containing personal information in passwords. They applied a segmentation algorithm to avoid any personal attribute of the user that highly correlates to the selected password.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using passwords is the most common technique for user authentication for three reasons: deployability, usability, and security [3]. The authors of [4] [5] believe that passwords will remain one of the top user authentication techniques during the foreseeable future, despite the major shortcoming of this approach, which is the difficulty of creating passwords that are strong and easy to remember, Moreover, they argue that no alternative approach can keep the advantages of passwords techniques introducing no problems. Having strong enough passwords is a very important factor for an account to be safe and well-protected.…”
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