Generating 56-bit passwords using Markov Models (and Charles Dickens)

Morality and Literature (Charles Dickens and his English Contemporaries)

An Investigation into the Use of Category Shifts in the Persian Translation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations

The present study aimed at finding Catford‟s category shifts applied in the Persian translation of Charles Dickens‟ novel Great Expectations to determine the most frequently used category shift and to check whether there is a significant difference between category shifts in the translation. To this end, 200 simple declarative sentences from the first 20 chapters...

لب‌خوانی: روش جدید احراز هویت در برنامه‌های کاربردی گوشی‌های تلفن همراه اندروید

Today, mobile phones are one of the first instruments every individual person interacts with. There are lots of mobile applications used by people to achieve their goals. One of the most-used applications is mobile banks. Security in m-bank applications is very important, therefore modern methods of authentication is required. Most of m-bank applications use text passwords which can be stolen b...

Adaptive Password-Strength Meters from Markov Models

Measuring the strength of passwords is crucial to ensure the security of password-based authentication. However, current methods to measure password strength have limited accuracy, first, because they use rules that are too simple to capture the complexity of passwords, and second, because password frequencies widely differ from one application to another. In this paper, we present the concept ...

Introducing Busy Customer Portfolio Using Hidden Markov Model

Due to the effective role of Markov models in customer relationship management (CRM), there is a lack of comprehensive literature review which contains all related literatures. In this paper the focus is on academic databases to find all the articles that had been published in 2011 and earlier. One hundred articles were identified and reviewed to find direct relevance for applying Markov models...