Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer implemented method of enforcing password uniqueness for different user accounts of a particular user. The method includes: receiving a first new password from a first user account of the particular user, wherein the first user account is associated with a first system/object referenced by a first Password Relationship Object (PRO); evaluating a uniqueness policy to determine whether password uniqueness is required by one or more other PROs, wherein each system/object referenced by the one or more other PROs has a different user account of the particular user; if the password uniqueness is required by the one or more other PROs, evaluating a matching policy to determine whether the first new password matches any password of each different user account associated with one or more systems/objects referenced by the one or more other PROs; if there is a match, enforcing an enforcement policy.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer implemented method of enforcing password uniqueness for different user accounts of a particular user. The method includes: receiving a first new password from a first user account of the particular user, wherein the first user account is associated with a first system/object referenced by a first Password Relationship Object (PRO); evaluating a uniqueness policy to determine whether password uniqueness is required by one or more other PROs, wherein each system/object referenced by the one or more other PROs has a different user account of the particular user; if the password uniqueness is required by the one or more other PROs, evaluating a matching policy to determine whether the first new password matches any password of each different user account associated with one or more systems/objects referenced by the one or more other PROs; if there is a match, enforcing an enforcement policy.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a p-doped contact for use in a light-emitting diode for the ultraviolet spectral range, comprising a p-contact layer having a first surface for contacting a radiation zone and a second surface comprising, on the side facing away from the first surface: a) a coating, which directly contacts 5%-99.99% of the second surface of the p-contact layer and contains or consists of a material having a maximum reflectivity of at least 60% for light with a wavelength of 200 nm to 400 nm; b) a plurality of p-injectors, which are disposed directly on the second surface of the p-contact layer.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a p-doped contact for use in a light-emitting diode for the ultraviolet spectral range, comprising a p-contact layer having a first surface for contacting a radiation zone and a second surface comprising, on the side facing away from the first surface: a) a coating, which directly contacts 5%-99.99% of the second surface of the p-contact layer and contains or consists of a material having a maximum reflectivity of at least 60% for light with a wavelength of 200 nm to 400 nm; b) a plurality of p-injectors, which are disposed directly on the second surface of the p-contact layer.