Selecting Password Based On Computer Scientific And...

Choosing password based on computer scientific and psychological perspectives. Abstract Password security is important for the security of an information system. This article describes how to choose password that would match both requirements for the passwords such as the ease to remember and the hardness to guess based on two disciplines of computer science and psychology. Introduction For decades the password is known as the most common using type of authentication. It is explained as â€Å"word† which known to an user and a computer (Pfleeger et al, 2006). According to Pfleeger et al (2006) it might contain some information that the users provide or sometimes it can be chosen automatically by the system. It can be seen that choosing password is essential in terms of security and convenience for the users. However, it has some weaknesses such that it could be less secure and easy to guess. Interdisciplinary study is a combination of two or more academic disciplines into one research project and creating something new by crossing boundaries, and thinking across them (Repko, 2008). In this paper choosing password from two different perspectives such as Computer Science and Psychology in order to find more secure and less predictable password based on interdisciplinary thinking will be described. Interdisciplinary thinking Interdisciplinary thinking is defined as the answering complex questions, solving complex problems, and obtaining logical understanding of complexShow MoreRelatedQualitative Critique2521 Words   |  11 Pagesdetermine designs and methods used and to discover emergent themes across study. Most of the study reviewed was described as qualitative or phenomenological by design and included samples comprising of Australian females participants exclusively. 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