Image Based Authentication System
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This document outlines a minor project on an Image Based Authentication System (IBAS) undertaken by three computer science students - Pratishtha Singh, Prince Pranav, and Vivek Singh. The project aims to provide high security web login using randomly generated questions based on images to authenticate users. It details the objective, scope, requirements, design, implementation plan, and specifications for the IBAS project being developed for the Computer Science department at NRI Institute of Information Science & Technology, Bhopal.
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- 3. Objective of IBAs IBAS provides high security web logging pages to prevent from malicious attack. While we implementing this project a random question is generated according to the picture at the login page. The user is authenticated only by correctly identifying the password images.
- 4. Scope of IBAs We implement the Image Based Authentication System for CSE DEPT. NRI-IST BHOPAL.
- 5. Reason for selecting this project The reason for selecting this project because IBAS provides high security in comparision with CAPTCHA.
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