No. I'm sorry, but no. This is not a good idea, and will not work. First, you would still need passwords. Second, "how i use a site" can vary wildly depending o

No. I'm sorry, but no. This is not a good idea, and will not work. First, you would still need passwords. Second, "how i use a site" can vary wildly depending on if I get distracted or am in a rush, or just exploring. Can you do behavioral monitoring and use it to understand whats normal for a user? sure. if a user normally only works with data thats newer than 12 months, and all of a sudden wants to see something from 10 years ago; that might be weird. or totally normal. but monitoring keystrokes and clicks? I am highly suspicious of what that would be able to tell you. > AimBrain is launching facial recognition capabilities That's better/different, but that's no different from a thumbprint, which is just a username. And I can guarantee, without question, this won't kill or mame "the password".