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Regula has presented their vision of the developments that will shape the industry’s landscape in 2023. Deepfakes, new cyber-hygiene norms, and demand for mature ID verification platforms are among some of the predictions for the next year. While more … Continue reading 3 important changes in how data will be used and treated
With the proliferation of biometric access to mobile devices, entering a password on your desktop can feel so passé. [Snazzy Labs] decided to fix this problem for his Mac by …read more Continue reading Standalone Touch ID for Your Desktop Mac
There’s a company called irisgalerie that takes high res photographs of your eye and then sells prints to you. So let’s say you got one of these pics and then posted it on social media. Could someone then use that picture to fool eye-based… Continue reading Could high res photographs of eyes be used to fool eye based biometrics?
Simply put, authentication is the act of proving you are who you say you are. To gain access to protected information, systems or locations, the user must prove their identity by providing specific access credentials. The system asks: “Who are you? Pro… Continue reading 2FA, 3FA, MFA… What does it all mean?
From centralized servers to the first edge, here is an explanation of edge computing’s origins and progress.
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Secret Double Octopus and Dimensional Research surveyed over 300 IT professionals with responsibility for workforce identities and their security at organizations with more than 1,000 employees, in order to learn more about the state of workforce passw… Continue reading The future of MFA is passwordless
This is a slightly tough one to explain with my current experience, lacking mainstream terminology. But here goes.
I have an encryption/security model whereby I do not store users plaintext passwords. It’s pretty simple actually:
1 – on si… Continue reading How can a users plaintext password be acquired while using biometricID with the following security model?
In 2019, Google released a synthetic speech database with a very specific goal: stopping audio deepfakes. “Malicious actors may synthesize speech to try to fool voice authentication systems,” the Google News Initiative blog reported at the time. “Perhaps equally concerning, public awareness of “deep fakes” (audio or video clips generated by deep learning models) can […]
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I am enhancing our login flow to include biometric verification via your phone. The user will log in to the desktop app but will have to verify their identity via their phone. We already have an app and want to now accept login verificatio… Continue reading Solutions for out of band biometric login
This likely stems from my complete lack of familiarity with encryption technology and IT security in general, however it isn’t clear to me how biometric authentication (such as Apple’s TouchID) makes the data it protects more secure than a… Continue reading How is TouchID more secure than a simple password?