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Client side changes are handled in a weighted model. If the heuristics match between 85 and 95% we might update the stored fingerprint. While we can use this f
by chayesfss 13y ago
Client side changes are handled in a weighted model. If the heuristics match between 85 and 95% we might update the stored fingerprint.
While we can use this for SSO it's usually tied to another factor of authentication. Something like a user/pass, social id or maybe saml assertion from another claim provider.
We are just scratching the surface of what this type of technology can be used for.
- X4 13y agosounds awesome and at the same time it's shocking how unique and identifiable we are online. Did you consider adding _buzz_and_words_here_ 3-Factor Auth (4-Factor for Gov. clients)? You could solve it in a way that makes it very comfortable to the user, yet very hard to crack for crackers. 1. Your Tracking Technique + DRM-based-License Tracking 2. One Password / ID (No username required, it's optional) 3. Typing Speed Tracking 99.5 percent accuracy [1] 4. (Bio-metric Data like Fingerprint or HD Iris Scans for Gov. Clients) DARPA is also working on it, definitely watch this (Google alredy uses this!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgNpOzvwOiU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgNpOzvwOiU [1] http://csis.pace.edu/~ctappert/it691-08fall/projects/keystroke-bookchap.pdf http://csis.pace.edu/~ctappert/it691-08fall/projects/keystro... Dude, you made me curious, I will implement this after my thesis! :) (I'm watching you DARPA et. al /24/7/365!)
- chayesfss 13y agoYeah we provide the solution to a lot of government clients. Strange enough, our international clients like the 3 or 4 factor authentication. It's very very easy for us to do though as there's no limit to chaining the work flows together.