Visual authentication and identification
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This paper introduces visual authentication and visual identification methods, which are authentication and identification methods for human users based on visual cryptography. These methods are very natural and easy to use, and can be implemented using very common ``low tech technology. The methods we suggest are efficient in the sense that a single transparency can be used for several authentications or for several identifications. The security of these methods is rigorously analyzed. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0870.00047].
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