Authentication using graphical passwords: effects of tolerance and image choice
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Nasir D. Memon | Susan Wiedenbeck | Jim Waters | Jean-Camille Birget | Alex Brodskiy | S. Wiedenbeck | N. Memon | J. Birget | J. Waters | A. Brodskiy | Susan Wiedenbeck
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