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Given the choice, users produce passwords reflecting common strategies andpatterns that ease recall but offer uncertain and often weak security.System-assigned passwords provide measurable security but suffer from poormemorability. To address this usability-security tension, we argue that systemsshould assign random passwords but also help with memorization and recall. Weinvestigate the feasibility of this approach with CuedR, a novelcued-recognition authentication scheme that provides users with multiple cues(visual, verbal, and spatial) and lets them choose the cues that best fit theirlearning process for later recognition of system-assigned keywords. In our labstudy, all 37 of our participants could log in within three attempts one weekafter registration (mean login time: 38.0 seconds). A pilot study on usingmultiple CuedR passwords also showed 100% recall within three attempts. Basedon our results, we suggest appropriate applications for CuedR, such asfinancial and e-commerce accounts.

Towards Making Random Passwords Memorable: Leveraging Users' Cognitive Ability Through Multiple Cues