Passwords continue to prevail on the web as the primary method for user authentication
despite their well-known security and usability drawbacks. Password managers offer some …

Passwords continue to prevail as the primary method for user authentication, despite well-
known drawbacks. Password managers offer improvement without the deployment barrier of …

Password managers have the potential to help users more effectively manage their
passwords and address many of the concerns surrounding password-based authentication …

We introduce Kamouflage: a new architecture for building theft-resistant password
managers. An attacker who steals a laptop or cell phone with a Kamouflage-based …

Internet authentication for popular end-user transactions, such as online banking and e-
commerce, continues to be dominated by passwords entered through end-user PCs. Most …

Even with years of research into new authentication technologies, passwords still dominate
the authentication landscape. This is due primarily to a combination of security …

Proposed in response to the growing number of passwords users have to memorize,
password managers allow to store one's credentials, either on a third-party server (online …

Web users are confronted with the daunting challenges of creating, remembering, and using
more and more strong passwords than ever before in order to protect their valuable assets …

To solve the long-standing problems users have in creating and remembering text
passwords, a wide variety of alternative authentication schemes have been proposed. Some …

We introduce a novel approach to password management, called SPHINX, which remains
secure even when the password manager itself has been compromised. In SPHINX, the …