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1	A shoulder-surfing resistant graphical password system Alesand, Elias, Sterneling, Hanna January 2017 (has links) The focus of this report is to discuss graphical password systems and how they can contribute to handle security problems that threaten authentication processes. One such threat is shoulder-surfing attacks, which are also reviewed in this report. Three already existing systems that are claimed to be shoulder-surfing resilient are described and a new proposed system is presented and evaluated through a user study. Moreover, the system is compared to the mentioned existing systems to further evaluate the usability, memorability and the time it takes to authenticate. The user study shows that test subjects are able to remember their chosen password one week after having registered and signed in once. It is also shown that the average time to sign in to the system after five minutes of practice is within a range of 3.30 to 5.70 seconds. The participants in the experiments gave the system an average score above 68 on the System Usability Scale, which is the score of an average system. shoulder-surfing resistant graphical password system guessing attacks graphical passwords recognition-based recall-based pure recall-based password security password space pictorial superiority effect brute-force attack dictionary attack hot-spots memorability graphical components authentication Computer Sciences Datavetenskap (datalogi)