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• TITLE: Passwords Management via Split-Key

  AUTHORS: Kenneth Giuliani, V. Kumar Murty, Guangwu Xu

  KEYWORDS: Password Encryption, Password Storage, Identity Management, Secret Sharing

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Information Security, Vol.7 No.3, April 22, 2016

  ABSTRACT: This paper proposes a scheme for password management by storing password encryptions on a server. The method involves having the encryption key split into a share for the user and one for the server. The user’s share shall be based solely on a selected passphrase. The server’s share shall be generated from the user’s share and the encryption key. The security and trust are achieved by performing both encryption and decryption on the client side. We also address the issue of countering dictionary attack by providing a further enhancement of the scheme.