Reproducibility is crucial to the advancement of science; it strengthens confidence in
seemingly contradictory results and expands the boundaries of known discoveries …

A sustainable online environment is essential to protecting businesses from abuse and data
breaches. To protect sustainability, websites' authentication procedures should continuously …

Credential-guessing attacks often exploit passwords that were reused across a user's online
accounts. To learn how organizations can better protect users, we retrospectively analyzed …

Authenticating on a website using a password involves a multi-stage login process, where
each stage entails critical policy and implementation decisions that impact login security and …

While password stuffing attacks (that exploit the direct password reuse behavior) have
gained considerable attention, only a few studies have examined password tweaking …

Digital transformation with the adoption of cloud technologies, outsourcing, and working‐
from‐home possibilities permits flexibility for organizations and persons. At the same time, it …

Passwords are the most common mechanism for authenticating users online. However,
studies have shown that users find it difficult to create and manage secure passwords. To …

The prevalence of credential stuffing has caused devastating harm to online users who tend
to reuse passwords across websites. In response, researchers have made efforts to detect …

The advent of end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) messaging and backup services has brought
new challenges for usable authentication. Compared to regular web services, the nature of …

One of the most critical vulnerabilities in authentication, commonly referred to as “broken
authentication,” poses a harmful threat, leading to the compromise of user credentials and …