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MAPS: A Multi-Dimensional Password Scheme for Mobile Authentication

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It has been long recognized that no silver bullet exists to achieve both security and memorability. With the addition of requirements, the task of designing authentication schemes for mobile devices becomes more challenging. We propose a Multi-dimensionAl Password Scheme (MAPS) for mobile authentication. MAPS fuses information from multiple dimensions to form a password. This fusion enlarges the password space, improves memorability, and enhances usability by reducing the number of gestures needed for authentication. Based on the idea of MAPS, we implement a Chess-based MAPS (CMAPS) for Android systems. Our user studies show that CMAPS can achieve high recall rates while exceeding the security strength of current mobile authentication schemes and exceeding the requirements of banking.

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    ITS '15: Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Interactive Tabletops & Surfaces
    November 2015
    522 pages
    ISBN:9781450338998
    DOI:10.1145/2817721
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    1. graphical password
    2. mobile security
    3. multidimensional password

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