3-D Password for More Security
ADVANCED E-SECURITY CP5603 MINOR RESEARCH REPORT
Submitted By: Neeraj Kumar
MIT-MBA
Student ID. : 12682310
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page no
ABSTRACT 3
INTRODUCTION 2-6
1.1 Authentication 5
1.2 Authentication Methods 5-6
1.3 Organization of the Report 6
ACTUAL RESEARCH WORK 7-8
3D PASSWORD SYSTEM
2.1 Overview 7
2.2 Innovative Component 7-8
2.3 Comparison with Current Authentication Systems 8
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 3D PASSWORD 9-16
3.1 Virtual Object Recognition 9
3.2 3D Password Selection and Inputs 10-13
3.3 3D Virtual Environment Design Guidelines 14-16
APPLICATIONS 17-18
4.1 Advantages 18
CONCLUSION
Submitted By: Neeraj Kumar
MIT-MBA
Student ID. : 12682310
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page no
ABSTRACT 3
INTRODUCTION 2-6
1.1 Authentication 5
1.2 Authentication Methods 5-6
1.3 Organization of the Report 6
ACTUAL RESEARCH WORK 7-8
3D PASSWORD SYSTEM
2.1 Overview 7
2.2 Innovative Component 7-8
2.3 Comparison with Current Authentication Systems 8
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 3D PASSWORD 9-16
3.1 Virtual Object Recognition 9
3.2 3D Password Selection and Inputs 10-13
3.3 3D Virtual Environment Design Guidelines 14-16
APPLICATIONS 17-18
4.1 Advantages 18
CONCLUSION
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