1. A processor-implemented method for determining a password strength, the method comprising: receiving, by a processor, a user-entered password through a plurality of user interactions with an input device associated with a user device, wherein the plurality of user interactions are selected from a group consisting of a plurality of key presses, a plurality of screen traces, and a plurality of spoken words, and wherein the input device is selected from a group consisting of a physical keyboard, a digital keyboard, and a microphone; identifying a keyboard layout type associated with a keyboard utilized to enter the received user-entered password; mapping each character within a plurality of characters in the received user-entered password to a corresponding location on a grid associated with the identified keyboard layout type; determining a coordinate sequence associated with the received user-entered password based on the mapped plurality of characters, wherein the coordinate sequence is on an x-y coordinate grid and calculated based on a plurality of measurements, and wherein the plurality of measurements is selected from a group consisting of a plurality of inches from a source, a plurality of centimeters from the source, and a plurality of millimeters from the source; applying a Hough transform pattern recognition algorithm to the determined coordinate sequence, wherein applying the Hough transform pattern recognition algorithm further analyzes a previous password coordinate sequence associated with a user account; and determining a password strength based on the applied Hough transform pattern recognition algorithm and comparing the determined coordinate sequence of the received user-entered password with the analyzed previous password coordinate sequence, wherein the determined password strength is displayed to a user as a word, a number, or a color, and wherein the determined password strength will be weak when the determined coordinate sequence is the same as the analyzed previous password coordinate sequence.