Authentication using a picture as a password(youtube.com)
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Authentication using a picture as a password
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF5s-_6r0x4&feature=youtu.be
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I would be interested to see the mathematics behind their claim that a picture password is more complex than (what I assume is) a typical android log in password. I would imagine it would be a little more tricky for any malware to capture a password. Capturing and determining which mouse clicks (for the PC case) are significant is considerably more difficult that analysing the output of a keylogger.
Looks interesting, i think there is a lot of room for innovation around how the picture is displayed so you can reduce the risk associated with people looking over your shoulder and snapping a picture of what you did. I think you could possibly even get into patterns where the picture always changes, but has a common theme. I.e. you need to click the woman, man and pet.
I think you are right - I would also imagine that you could have a collage of images with meaning to you e.g. places you've worked and you pick the order your worked at them - thus the same set of pictures could be presented in different configurations changing your tap-pattern each time.