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Cells in the Prison were Released Using Graphical Password
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In this paper it’s all about creating password for releasing cells in the prison using graphical password. By using textual passwords it can be easily cracked by the unknown people but in graphical passwords it can be in the image format and divided into grids to select our chosen images for password. It can be secured one for police to avoid escaping of thief who are all locked up in the cell. In this method the higher officer is the only person who knows the password for the respected cell to release the thief. The password can be entered through each and every cells in the prison were attached with one common system and assigns the cell no for respected cells and select the valid images to release the cell. Once they released using that password it cannot be used for the next time. Police officer wants to change the password for next release session it can be also known as one time password. Graphical passwords are secured one and it is a easy way to remember the password. By using this method it provides security to avoid escaping of thief.
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