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geoffsanders
13y ago
While I completely agree with you that the end of the password age has arrived, I disagree that biometrics is the solution; at least not on a broad level. The problem with biometrics isn't a matter of its ability to authenticate an ind
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Mystery Aircraft Spotted Over Amarillo
(theaviationist.com)
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If passwords are what hackers want, don't use them...
(launchkey.com)
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Post-quantum Cryptography
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Platform agnostic multi-factor authentication API
(launchkey.com)
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geoffsanders
13y ago
Hey pedalpete, unfortunately we don't support legacy Windows Phone yet, but we do support Windows Phone 8+. As for your question regarding a stolen phone, in addition to built-in device security (such as a PIN lock or remote wipe) we&#
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Passwordless multi-factor auth for iOS, Android & Windows Phone
(github.com)
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Anonymous multi-factor authentication... without passwords
(github.com)
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Add multi-factor authentication to SSH
(github.com)
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Multi-factor Authentication-as-a-Service
(launchkey.com)
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RESTful anonymous multi-factor authentication
(github.com)
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geoffsanders
13y ago
This is hardly news. The Air Force recently ran out of the old F-4 Phantoms we used to use for target practice, so they've moved on to converting the aging (and plentiful) F-16 fleet. That's all.
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Add password-less multi-factor authentication to your .NET project
(launchkey.com)
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geoffsanders
13y ago
For anyone interested, we have encryption examples in Python (PyCrypto & M2Crypto library), Ruby (OpenSSL), PHP (phpseclib), Java (Spongy Castle) and Objective-C (CommonCrypto) here: https://launchkey.com/docs/api&#
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13y ago
While LaunchKey relies of physical possession as an authentication factor at its most basic level, LaunchKey provides and encourages the use of multi-factor authentication through additional factors such as a knowledge factor (PIN or Combo
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13y ago
I had PRK when I was 19 (almost 10 years ago) so I can say with confidence you'll want to go the LASIK route if you can. With PRK, they scrape away the outer layer of your cornea so a laser can reshape its surface. With LASIK, they cut
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Microsoft Picture Password a.k.a. Password Hint
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geoffsanders
14y ago
Have you tried using Stripe? ( http://www.stripe.com )
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geoffsanders
14y ago
Great advice Matt, thank you!
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geoffsanders
14y ago
How does a degree in computer science be anything but a B.S.? It would seem a bit contradictory the other way, or in the least a misnomer...
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14y ago
I actually applied to this summers YC batch with an idea regarding just this thing! I'm the co-founder of Fangible ( http://www.fangible.com ) and we've been at work since January addressing this vary subject.
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Potential Goldmine: Branded Artist Apps Could Make Money and Please Fans
(wired.com)
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14y ago
Don't listen to any of the PHP haters here. You said you want to build simple scripts and blogs - something PHP is far more than adequate for, and it will be something you can pick up quicker than Python or Ruby. Also popular blog softwar
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geoffsanders
15y ago
Ok okay, you're right - I, the US military, the Marines, his commanding officers, and all of the legal reviews to date are all just wrong. Laugh.
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15y ago
I'm glad you didn't re-enlist either, especially since you are patently wrong. I suppose you think you can insult your boss at work in the civilian world without discipline either? I encourage you to take a look at DOD Directive 1344.10 and
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15y ago
As a former member of the US Air Force, I can say that no matter how the press or anyone tries to spin this, this is NOT a first amendment issue, it is an insubordination issue. Every US military installation in the world displays the curre
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15y ago
Apparently we're supposed to believe Silicon Valley is the only city privy to such little-known entrepreneurial know-how like "dream big" or "if you fail, try again" or "try and open doors and listen to people" - wow, seriously? Did they te
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I've worked at home for the past 5 years and I find that it's a bit of a mixed bag: While I'm able to have epic work sessions at home lasting far longer than a typical work day (I usually work one or two all-nighters throughout the week), I
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Let’s bring back apprenticeships
(kurzweilai.net)
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15y ago
...my point exactly ;) lol
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