Personalizing Password Policies and Strength Feedback

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A small workshop-presentation about an idea to positively influence people's password choice. Paper: http://www.medien.ifi.lmu.de/pubdb/publications/pub/seitz2017ppt-ws/seitz2017ppt-ws.pdf Personalizing Persuasive Technologies Workshop (PPT 2017) Persuasive Technology 2017, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Personalizing Password
Policies and Strength
Feedback
Tobi Seitz - tobias.seitz@ifi.lmu.de

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601575/google-has-a-plan-to-kill-off-passwords/

123456
password
12345678
qwerty
12345
* SplashData 2016

Policies
Apple’s Password Composition Policy 2014

Personality Profiles
O C E A N
High
Average
Low

Personalized Policy
High Score on “Openness”
Minimum password length: 12
Further requirements: none

Personalized Policy
High Score on “Conscientiousness”
Minimum password length: 8
Further requirements: uppercase, symbol
digit

Take Home
Current password policies and strength
feedback are often ineffective
Create dynamic policies based on
personality profiles.
Deliver dynamic persuasive messages and
interventions based on past user behavior.

tobi-seitz.com
tobias.seitz@ifi.lmu.de
@TbsStz
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