Enhancing Cybersecurity Through Graphical Password Authentication: A Hybrid Approach to Usability and Security
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48314/ceti.v1i3.37Keywords:
Authentication process, Graphical password, Keylogger, Shoulder surfingAbstract
Graphical Password (GP) is one of technic for authentication of computer security. Now days digital/computer security is most important things in computer science for protected user or customer data. And shoulder-surfing is a one of the threats where a criminal can steal a password by direct observation or by recording the authentication session. There are several techniques available for this authentication, the most prevalent and simple of which is the GP technique. So, we suggest a new technique to combat this problem. We have developed two concepts to combat shoulder surfing attacks. First, the user must register if the registration does not exist. Second, you must log in with a valid user ID and password. The password is a grouping of characters and numbers. Third, user has to cross Image-Based (IB) authentication where user can choose their password and this method have higher chances to offset each other. You should choose password according to the registration password, it must to match at Login time. In color base authentication, there should be several color base passwords and depending on the color, you need to remember the password sequence. And its like three-factor authentication. So, here is proposed a new GP authentication technique that is resilient to shoulder surfing and also to other types of probable attacks.
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