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You guys are looking at this from a consumer stand point, which I don't think the company is targeting. The military uses two factor authentication (you need t
by gxespino 13y ago
You guys are looking at this from a consumer stand point, which I don't think the company is targeting.
The military uses two factor authentication (you need to insert your ID and know your username/password) as well as some corporate consultants. This bypasses the need to create coded ID cards and purchase card readers.
There is potential but still a few issues.
- arthulia 13y agoI think people are looking at this from a security standpoint. If it can't be audited by the public, (because it's "proprietary" and presumably closed source) it can't be presumed safe.