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Providing a secure and usable user authentication scheme perhaps the biggest challenge we face today. Though there are many proposals for user authentication, passwords remain the standard method of protecting personal accounts, but people tend to choose passwords that are easy to remember and reuse, making it also easy for attackers to guess and compromise them. This talk will survey the past few years of research, including my own recent work, on human-computer authentication and passwords in particular, as well as some perspective from my current work trying to create secure and memorable passwords. I will also showcase some of the key findings in human factor authentication. |