Design of Object-Oriented Debugger Model by Using Unified Modeling Language

Sani,

doi:10.3844/jcssp.2013.16.29

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“…In a situation where there is high level of security, authentication process would take a longer time to verify a full message [21][22][23]. According to [17], efficiency is captured by measuring the time required to complete a task or the number of clicks or buttons pressed to achieve the required goal. Hence, a system is not only considered good by its functionality and level of protection, but it also must be efficient by enabling users to achieve their goal within a reasonable amount of time [24].…”

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“…The implementation of the attack recognition technique has been in existence for a long time and has also expanded over the past decades to include in the computer security domain, particularly in intrusion detection systems (IDSs) and intrusion prevention systems (IPSs). This research incorporates a plan recognition technique of [17] as attack recognition into the authentication systems.…”

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Vulnerabilities detection using attack recognition technique in multi-factor authentication

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Authentication is one of the essentials components of information security. It has become one of the most basic security requirements for network communication. Today, there is a necessity for a strong level of authentication to guarantee a significant level of security is being conveyed to the application. As such, it expedites challenging issues on security and efficiency. Security issues such as privacy and data integrity emerge because of the absence of control and authority. In addition, the bigger issue for multi-factor authentication is on the high execution time that leads to overall performance degradation. Most of existing studies related to multi-factor authentication schemes does not detect weaknesses based on user behavior. Most recent research does not look at the efficiency of the system by focusing only on improving the security aspect of authentication. Hence, this research proposes a new multi-factor authentication scheme that can withstand attacks, based on user behavior and maintaining optimum efficiency. Experiments have been conducted to evaluate this scheme. The results of the experiment show that the processing time of the proposed scheme is lower than the processing time of other schemes. This is particularly important after additional security features have been added to the scheme.

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