Abstract

Abstract: A graphical password authentication is a form of authentication where users select a picture, image, or sequence as their password. Graphical passwords are an alternative to alphanumeric passwords in which users click on graphical images rather than typing alphanumeric characters to authenticate their identity. This method has gained popularity due to its ease of use and ability to provide better security than traditional alphanumeric passwords. This research paper provides a comprehensive study of graphical password authentication, including its history, types, advantages and disadvantages, security concerns, and future developments. The paper also includes a review of related research on graphical password authentication and its effectiveness in different settings.

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