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Have a look at https://authme.io https://authme.io - we have both app and SDK for a push notification based authentication. Do have a look at https://medium.c

Have a look at https://authme.io https://authme.io - we have both app and SDK for a push notification based authentication. Do have a look at https://medium.com/@shardul.citrus/passwords-bad-ux-security-loopholes https://medium.com/@shardul.citrus/passwords-bad-ux-security... P.s. I work for AuthMe.

nextlevelwizard 9y ago
Seriously what even are you offering? Your web site doesn't tell me anything. Everything is just "pattern lock" that and "pattern lock" this. Are you just substituting passwords with freaking 9 point "pattern lock"? Because that sounds super dangerous and weakens security significantly (and it's not like people are going to use different patterns for all websites/services anyway) Also your signup says "no credit card required" are you asking money for this? Because as far as I'm aware SQRL is completely free to use.
- cormacrelf 9y ago
  Not to mention authme.io redirects to authme.authme.authme.host. I love it.
  - stapled_socks 9y ago
    That's pretty odd. I struggle to see the point. Certainly didn't help establish trust in the service.
- shardullavekar 9y ago
  We offer a seamless way of logging in: both on smartphones (Android) and Websites. App developers integrate AuthMe and instead of passwords, ask for setting a 4 X 4 pattern on which we profile user behaviour. Every time a user has to log in, they have to enter the same pattern and AuthMe offers a behavioural score of the user. (Download our Android app and see the trust scores if you can.) On the website, users enter their primary key and get a push notification prompt to log in with the 4 X 4 pattern lock. Just a pattern lock? Of course not! We profile users on a set of 12 behavioural characters which are difficult to copy. Developers have a choice to disable to behavioural auth part - in which case we are free too. We charge only when you enable behavioural auth. Hope you try the product.

nextlevelwizard 9y ago

Seriously what even are you offering? Your web site doesn't tell me anything. Everything is just "pattern lock" that and "pattern lock" this. Are you just substituting passwords with freaking 9 point "pattern lock"? Because that sounds super dangerous and weakens security significantly (and it's not like people are going to use different patterns for all websites/services anyway) Also your signup says "no credit card required" are you asking money for this? Because as far as I'm aware SQRL is completely free to use.

cormacrelf 9y ago
Not to mention authme.io redirects to authme.authme.authme.host. I love it.
- stapled_socks 9y ago
  That's pretty odd. I struggle to see the point. Certainly didn't help establish trust in the service.
shardullavekar 9y ago
We offer a seamless way of logging in: both on smartphones (Android) and Websites. App developers integrate AuthMe and instead of passwords, ask for setting a 4 X 4 pattern on which we profile user behaviour. Every time a user has to log in, they have to enter the same pattern and AuthMe offers a behavioural score of the user. (Download our Android app and see the trust scores if you can.) On the website, users enter their primary key and get a push notification prompt to log in with the 4 X 4 pattern lock. Just a pattern lock? Of course not! We profile users on a set of 12 behavioural characters which are difficult to copy. Developers have a choice to disable to behavioural auth part - in which case we are free too. We charge only when you enable behavioural auth. Hope you try the product.