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Awase-E: Image-Based Authentication for Mobile Phones Using User's Favorite Images

PublisherUniversity of Electro-Communications
Format368.1KB PDFDate added10 Jun 2003
Topics Cellular Equipment, Network Security, Mobile - Wireless Communications
Downloads176

There is a trade-off between security and usability in user authentication for mobile phones. Since such devices have a poor input interfaces, 4-digit number passwords are widely used at present. Therefore, a more secure and user friendly authentication is needed. This paper proposes a novel authentication method called "Awase-E". The system uses image passwords. It, moreover, integrates image registration and notification interfaces. Image registration enables users to use their favorite image instead of a text password. Notification gives users a trigger to take action against a threat when it happens. Awase-E is implemented so that it has a higher usability even when it is used through a mobile phone.

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