Multitouch Draw A Secret | An Implementation of a Multi-Touch Draw-A-Secret Password Schema for Windows-Based Computers. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Multitouch Draw A Secret | An Implementation of a Multi-Touch Draw-A-Secret Password Schema for Windows-Based Computers

Draw A Secret password systems have recently come into vogue, primarily in the role of protecting a user’s cellular smart phone from external infiltration in lieu of a password. However, these password systems are only enabled for single touch operation; that is to say, a user may only draw one pattern, with only one finger. Brute forcing these passwords thereby becomes trivial in the context of password complexity. This thesis implements a Draw A Secret system utilizing consumer-grade video hardware to collate multiple patterns synchronously and then authenticate the user at a later point. Care has been given to properly encrypt the results to prevent a malicious third party from infiltrating the authentication stream from a file system perspective.

Matthew Lichtenberger is a Computer Engineering graduate from the Speed School of Engineering in Louisville, KY. Dr. Roman Yampolskiy is an Assistant Professor and the director of the Cybersecurity Research Lab at the CECS department, University of Louisville. He is an author of over 70 publications including multiple journal articles and books.