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		<Title>GRAPHICAL PASSWORD AUTHENTICATION</Title>
		<Author>Mr.G. MANTHRU NAIK, P.PRASANNA, KV.VENKATA SAI TEJA,  P. BHANUPRAKASH,  P.PRABHAKAR,</Author>
		<Volume>04</Volume>
		<Issue>2</Issue>
		<Abstract>Authentication dependent on passwords is utilized generally in applications for security and protection Still human actions as an example choosing bad passwords and contributing passwords in square measures are viewed as the most fragile connection in the Authentication chain Maybe than discretionary alphanumeric strings clients will pick passwords either short or significant for simple memorization With web applications and versatile applications accumulation individuals can get to these applications whenever and anyplace with various gadgets This advancement brings extraordinary accommodation yet in addition builds the likelihood of presenting passwords to bear riding attacks Attackers can notice straightforwardly or utilize outside recording gadgets to gather clients qualifications To avoid this sort of issue we need another method of confirmation Here we can choose a graphical authentication method The image password offers the best approach to sign on that is simpler than recollecting and composing along with simple passwords You can sign in by tapping the right points or creating the right gestures over an image that you just select in advance either short or from the word reference instead of irregular alphanumeric strings Human actions such as selecting bad passwords for new accounts and inputting wrong passwords in an insecure way for later logins are regarded as the weakest link in the chain of authentication Shoulder surfing occurs when someone watches over your shoulder to collect valuable or personal information such as your password ATM PIN or credit card number as you key it into an electronic device</Abstract>
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<copyright-year>2026</copyright-year>
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