Confident Multi-Factor Authentication on web application via Captcha Technologies
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Evaluation of Captcha technologies towards prevention of phishing attacks as User Authentication Online
guessing attacks, relay attacks and shoulder surfing attacks are handled, where Captcha as graphical passwords
(CaRPS). CaRPS is click-based graphical passwords it performs a sequence of clicks on an image is used to derive a
password. Confident Multi-Factor Authentication. Consumers now have strong protection from the thousands of fraudulent
attacks that occur daily, without compromising the user experience. Confident Multi-Factor Authentication generates onetime passwords by prompting users to solve an image-based challenge on their mobile phone. Multi-Factor Authentication is
a secure, out-of-band (OOB) authentication process for you and easy-to-use additional security for your users Confident
Multi-Factor Authentication makes it easy to add strong authentication to your web application
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