Despite efforts to replace them, passwords remain the primary form of authentication on the
web. Password managers seek to address many of the problems with passwords by helping …

Security experts recommend password managers to help users generate, store, and enter
strong, unique passwords. Prior research confirms that managers do help users move …

Passwords are still a mainstay of various security systems, as well as the cause of many
usability issues. For end-users, many of these issues have been studied extensively …

Passwords have the distinction of being the most widely-used form of authentication--as well
as the most vulnerable. With the dramatic increase today in the number of accounts that …

A password manager stores and handles users' passwords from different services. This
relieves the users from constantly remembering and recalling many different login …

Security experts often recommend using password-management tools that both store
passwords and generate random passwords. However, research indicates that only a small …

We present a usability study of two recent password manager proposals: PwdHash (Ross et
al., 2005) and Password Multiplier (Halderman et al., 2005). Both papers considered …

There is limited information regarding how users employ password managers in the wild
and why they use them in that manner. To address this knowledge gap, we conduct …

Proposed in response to the growing number of passwords users have to memorize,
password managers allow to store one's credentials, either on a third-party server (online …

A password is considered to be the first line of defence in protecting online accounts, but
there are problems when people handle their own passwords, for example, password reuse …