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Suparte I. M. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pengembangan Layanan E-mail Dengan Model Webmail Multi Account
Darmajaya Informatics and Business Institute, 2010Co-Authors: Supadi S., Suparte I. M.Abstract:E-mail is one of the Internet resources used to exchange information electronically. Derived from information data retrieval survey of users e-mail, the result of internet users who ha ve more than one e-mail more than just a single e-mail Account. The tendency of the owner of the e-mail that more than one to manage e-mail on an even keel is still a problem in implementation. This can be caused by the level of interest will e-mail is used. Another problem because the procedures for using e-mail that you have to login to some Webmail is used. The research conducted was to develop an e-mail service that already exists to be integrated in a joint management by using a system called multi Webmail Account. This system is an alternative solution for managing e-mail in a treatment procedure and in one view Webmail. Development of system utilizing JavaScript and XML capabilities or commonly known as AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML). AJAX is a web-based programming techniques to create a web application more interactive and dynamic
Supadi S. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pengembangan Layanan E-mail Dengan Model Webmail Multi Account
Darmajaya Informatics and Business Institute, 2010Co-Authors: Supadi S., Suparte I. M.Abstract:E-mail is one of the Internet resources used to exchange information electronically. Derived from information data retrieval survey of users e-mail, the result of internet users who ha ve more than one e-mail more than just a single e-mail Account. The tendency of the owner of the e-mail that more than one to manage e-mail on an even keel is still a problem in implementation. This can be caused by the level of interest will e-mail is used. Another problem because the procedures for using e-mail that you have to login to some Webmail is used. The research conducted was to develop an e-mail service that already exists to be integrated in a joint management by using a system called multi Webmail Account. This system is an alternative solution for managing e-mail in a treatment procedure and in one view Webmail. Development of system utilizing JavaScript and XML capabilities or commonly known as AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML). AJAX is a web-based programming techniques to create a web application more interactive and dynamic
Robert W Reeder - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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1 1 you measuring the comprehensibility of metaphors for configuring backup authentication
Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security, 2009Co-Authors: Stuart Schechter, Robert W ReederAbstract:Backup authentication systems verify the identity of users who are unable to perform primary authentication usually as a result of forgetting passwords. The two most common authentication mechanisms used for backup authentication by Webmail services, personal authentication questions and email-based authentication, are insufficient. Many Webmail users cannot benefit from email-based authentication because their Webmail Account is their primary email Account. Personal authentication questions are frequently forgotten and prone to security failures, as illustrated by the increased scrutiny they received following their implication in the compromise of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's Yahoo! Account.One way to address the limitations of existing backup authentication mechanisms is to add new ones. Since no mechanism is completely secure, system designers must support configurations that require multiple authentication tasks be completed to authenticate. Can users comprehend such a rich set of new options? We designed two metaphors to help users comprehend which combinations of authentication tasks would be sufficient to authenticate. We performed a usability study to measure users' comprehension of these metaphors. We find that the vast majority of users comprehend screenshots that represent authentication as an exam, in which points are awarded for the completion of individual authentication tasks and authentication succeeds when an authenticatee has accumulated enough points to achieve a passing score.
Stuart Schechter - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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1 1 you measuring the comprehensibility of metaphors for configuring backup authentication
Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security, 2009Co-Authors: Stuart Schechter, Robert W ReederAbstract:Backup authentication systems verify the identity of users who are unable to perform primary authentication usually as a result of forgetting passwords. The two most common authentication mechanisms used for backup authentication by Webmail services, personal authentication questions and email-based authentication, are insufficient. Many Webmail users cannot benefit from email-based authentication because their Webmail Account is their primary email Account. Personal authentication questions are frequently forgotten and prone to security failures, as illustrated by the increased scrutiny they received following their implication in the compromise of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's Yahoo! Account.One way to address the limitations of existing backup authentication mechanisms is to add new ones. Since no mechanism is completely secure, system designers must support configurations that require multiple authentication tasks be completed to authenticate. Can users comprehend such a rich set of new options? We designed two metaphors to help users comprehend which combinations of authentication tasks would be sufficient to authenticate. We performed a usability study to measure users' comprehension of these metaphors. We find that the vast majority of users comprehend screenshots that represent authentication as an exam, in which points are awarded for the completion of individual authentication tasks and authentication succeeds when an authenticatee has accumulated enough points to achieve a passing score.
Jeremiah Onaolapo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Honeypot boulevard : understanding malicious activity via decoy Accounts
2019Co-Authors: Jeremiah OnaolapoAbstract:This thesis describes the development and deployment of honeypot systems to measure real-world cybercriminal activity in online Accounts. Compromised Accounts expose users to serious threats including information theft and abuse. By analysing the modus operandi of criminals that compromise and abuse online Accounts, we aim to provide insights that will be useful in the development of mitigation techniques. We explore Account compromise and abuse across multiple online platforms that host Webmail, social, and cloud document Accounts. First, we design and create realistic decoy Accounts (honeypots) and build covert infrastructure to monitor activity in them. Next, we leak credentials of those Accounts online to lure miscreants to the Accounts. Finally, we record and analyse the resulting activity in the compromised Accounts. Our top three findings on what happens after online Accounts are attacked can be summarised as follows. First, attackers that know the locations of Webmail Account owners tend to connect from places that are closer to those locations. Second, we show that demographic attributes of social Accounts influence how cybercriminals interact with them. Third, in cloud documents, we show that document content influences the activity of cybercriminals. We have released a tool for setting up Webmail honeypots to help other researchers that may be interested in setting up their own honeypots.