Nyblom et al., 2020 - Google Patents
The Root Causes of Compromised Accounts at the University.Nyblom et al., 2020
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- Nyblom P
- Wangen G
- Kianpour M
- Østby G
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- ICISSP
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Compromised usernames and passwords are a continuous problem that several organizations struggle with even though this is a known problem with known solutions. Passwords remain a problem for the modern University as it struggles to balance the goals …
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