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Introduction
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Offline bruteforce attack
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How easy is it
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How Camouflage Works
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The Real World
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Decrypting
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Attack Scenario
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First Approach
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Honey Encryption
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Natural Language Included
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Our Approach
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Cracking
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No Crack
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Limitations
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Summary
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Explore the innovative approach to password vault security presented in this IEEE conference talk. Delve into the concept of cracking-resistant password vaults using natural language encoders, a method designed to combat offline brute-force attacks. Learn about the vulnerabilities in existing vault designs and discover how the proposed Natural Language Encoder (NLE) system generates plausible decoy passwords when decrypted with incorrect master passwords. Examine the implementation of NLEs using natural language processing tools like n-gram models and probabilistic context-free grammars. Gain insights into the NoCrack system, a full NLE-based cracking-resistant vault solution, and understand its potential limitations and real-world applications in enhancing password security.

Cracking-Resistant Password Vaults Using Natural Language Encoders

IEEE
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