This paper presents an adaptable password guessability service suited for different password generators according to what a user might need when using such a service. In particular, we introduce a flexible cloud-based software architecture engineered to provide an efficient and robust password guessability service that benefits from all the features and goals expected from cloud applications. This architecture comprises several components, featuring the combination of a synthetic dataset generator realized via a generative adversarial network (GAN), which may learn the distribution of passwords from a given dictionary and generate high-quality password guesses, along with a password guessability estimator realized via a password strength es...
Part 1: AttacksInternational audienceWhen users choose passwords to secure their computers, data, or...
In spite of the growing adoption of two factor authentication systems, sometimes combined with hardw...
Passwords, particularly text-based, are the most common authentication mechanisms across all platfor...
<p>In an effort to improve security by preventing users from picking weak passwords, system administ...
In the present thesis, we aim at alleviating the inherent limitations affecting current solu- tions ...
The frequent incidents of password leakage have increased people’s attention and research on passwor...
Password-based authentication is perhaps the most widely used method for user authentication. Passwo...
password strength by simulating password-cracking algorithms Intro How effectively several heuristic...
This thesis examines some of the currently available programs for password guessing, in terms of des...
Parameterized password guessability—how many guesses a particular cracking algorithm with particular...
Recent advances in generative machine learning models rekindled research interest in the area of pas...
Many Internet applications, for example e-commerce or email services require that users create a use...
Cloud computing is drastically growing technology which provides an on-demand software, hardware, in...
Password guessing is one of the most common methods an attacker will use for compromising end users....
Passwords are stored in the form of salted one-way hashes so that attacks on servers cannot leak the...
Part 1: AttacksInternational audienceWhen users choose passwords to secure their computers, data, or...
In spite of the growing adoption of two factor authentication systems, sometimes combined with hardw...
Passwords, particularly text-based, are the most common authentication mechanisms across all platfor...
<p>In an effort to improve security by preventing users from picking weak passwords, system administ...
In the present thesis, we aim at alleviating the inherent limitations affecting current solu- tions ...
The frequent incidents of password leakage have increased people’s attention and research on passwor...
Password-based authentication is perhaps the most widely used method for user authentication. Passwo...
password strength by simulating password-cracking algorithms Intro How effectively several heuristic...
This thesis examines some of the currently available programs for password guessing, in terms of des...
Parameterized password guessability—how many guesses a particular cracking algorithm with particular...
Recent advances in generative machine learning models rekindled research interest in the area of pas...
Many Internet applications, for example e-commerce or email services require that users create a use...
Cloud computing is drastically growing technology which provides an on-demand software, hardware, in...
Password guessing is one of the most common methods an attacker will use for compromising end users....
Passwords are stored in the form of salted one-way hashes so that attacks on servers cannot leak the...
Part 1: AttacksInternational audienceWhen users choose passwords to secure their computers, data, or...
In spite of the growing adoption of two factor authentication systems, sometimes combined with hardw...
Passwords, particularly text-based, are the most common authentication mechanisms across all platfor...