Implementation of 3-Level Security System Using Image Grid Based Authentication System

We now know that the majority of computer security relies on passwords to verify and authenticate users. There are numerous proposed authentication methods, and the majority of them still have flaws. Some of them, like voice recognition, are based on the user’s physical and behavioral characteristics, while others, like textual and graphical passwords, are based on the user’s knowledge. However, these plans are still insufficiently secure and make it simple for hackers to steal the data. In addition, users frequently use simple passwords that are simple for an attacker to guess. As a result, something more user-friendly and secure is required to meet this demand. Level 2 authentication and a one-time password that is automatically generated and sent to the authentic user via email at Level 3 authentication. Additionally, the IBA System’s unique image set has been used with great diligence to thwart Shoulder, Tempest, and Brute-Force attacks on the client side. The three-level security system’s main goals are to make web applications safer, keep unauthorized users from accessing them, and make them easier to use. Hopefully, the system will be able to provide the user with a more secure environment free of unauthorized access.