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| Be careful ... the big brother is watching how to write or carry your phone |
Whenever you keep your smartphone in hand, you can provide important data about your identity, as you can use the latest biometric technology to familiarize yourself with the Internet with simple programs such as quickly hanging your phone or writing messages that will replace the word for security communication, but it can become very expensive.
Veridium is a UK based company. When companies and organizations realize that passwords can be replaced, users can monitor phone use and fingerprint IDs, as well as methods of writing or locking fingerprints on the device, so users can permanently forget their passwords. Within six months, people realized that many cyber security holes were caused by a password hack.
Better safety:
Social gaming developer Zynga faces one of these violations when the company announced in December that the game developer Happy Farmville had more than 170 million usernames and passwords stolen while doing this, and that Smart Camera Renning had posted several of them on the forum. The same logic applies to thousands of account details. Piracy.
Veridium claims that its behavioral elements prevent such violations, since the company uses artificial intelligence to learn how to use hardware and software and discovers differences in the use of a keyboard or mouse, which increases security.
Many companies are aware of the potential of behavioral biometrics and the multiple benefits they can offer, such as the Amazon plan to issue scanners so that Prime customers with bank cards can use their hands instead of phones or cards when shopping.
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Romanian TypingDNA, which provides seamless authentication according to its spelling, is trying to communicate with supporters like Google, and other investors have made it clear that acceptance alternatives methods are changing more than ever. In fact, there is an increasing need for technology.
The company believes that factor authentication will not be a problem because we will be using a lot of devices and that TypingDNA will use it after measuring pressure intensity when touching the screen or keyboard, typing speed, and other personally identifiable information. Writing mode.
Startups can also use a device gyroscope to learn how to keep a device while writing and whether it fits the owner model.
However, Veridium is not optimistic about the future without short-term passwords. According to him, internet threats require adding passwords and vital data and not replacing them.
The company said: We are not focused on replacing everything, and anyone looking to replace any form of authentication in 2020 cannot understand the threats we see now, as it is growing faster than the one created to deal with them. Number of requests.
Mobile phone ownership:
Since its launch in 2016, RBS has become one of the first banks to use biometric data for communication. When one of his wealthy clients calls, RBS has recorded more than 2000 interactive gestures.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is responsible for measuring things like the angle the device holds, the speed with which they pass the device and the fingers used to touch the screen, and a successful experience the software developed by BioCatch for all private client accounts and bank customers.
The bank has also tested biometric payment cards with built-in fingerprint sensors, eliminating the need for forgotten PIN codes.
Several UK banks also offer face or voice recognition to replace traditional calling or transaction verification. The banking sector is also expected to offer other screening methods such as iris, hand, vein and heart rate. ,
Veridium explained that people are becoming more aware of how they feel and feel comfortable using biometrics, and that attitudes toward biotechnology are linked to people's confidence in their location. Storage and storage method. People feel comfortable in situations where penetration opportunities are minimal.
Lost privacy:
"Biometric data at work is associated with employer monitoring and loss of confidentiality, and data protection regulations give us the right to choose whether or not we will provide biometric data if it is practical," said Silky Carlo, head of Bigie Watch's data protection group.
"We have to be very careful when we organize the exchange of such sensitive physical data about ourselves and secure it for others, and I believe that a healthy and free society will make biosecurity an exception rather than an exception to an agreement."