systems:security
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| But instead of having to read the password off the token and retype it, employees can simply plug | But instead of having to read the password off the token and retype it, employees can simply plug | ||
| the token into a USB port or touch it on a mobile device using near-field communication | the token into a USB port or touch it on a mobile device using near-field communication | ||
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| + | risk-based authentication. This technology sifts through masses of user data from various groups | ||
| + | at a company to establish " | ||
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| + | Test subjects in the research wore a headset that measured their brain-wave signals as they imagined | ||
| + | performing a particular task, and the researchers were able to distinguish between different people | ||
| + | with 99% accuracy. | ||
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| + | London-based PixelPin Ltd., meanwhile, wants to replace passwords with pictures. Choose a picture of | ||
| + | your spouse, for example, and log in by clicking on four parts of her face in a sequence you've memorized | ||
systems/security.txt · Last modified: 2019/03/30 05:03 by superwizard