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Solutions To Common Forms of Guessing Attacks
By Bermari B. Quindao
On Friday, 25 August 2006 (10:00 am) at ICS LH-4
Abstract
A user should keep his or her password private to protect a system from malicious attack. Unfortunately, despite many different security measures employed to keep them at bay, attackers still manage to force their way into the system. These individuals capitalize on the fact that users usually choose passwords that are easy to remember but easy to guess. Carefully chosen passwords that are low-risk could cause inconvenience to the users. This seminar will discuss solutions to common forms of guessing attack that can maintain both system security and user convenience.
Author Biography
Bermari B. Quindao is a senior BS Computer Science student at UPLB and currently staying at Women's Residence Hall. She was born on February 06, 1987 at Las Piñas City.
Suggested citation for this online article:
Bermari B. Quindao. Solutions To Common Forms Of Guessing Attacks (Seminar Abstract). Accessed 09 January 2009. UPLB-ICS webpage (http://www.ics.uplb.edu.ph/node/158).