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Authentication of the Future at Research@Intel Days 2011
Vinay Phegade from Intel Labs demonstrates Authentication of the Future.
Expand Description Collapse DescriptionVinay Phegade from Intel Labs demonstrates Authentication of the Future. Today's user authentication mechanisms have inherent weaknesses that can lead to online fraud. According to a recent report, 73% of people reuse their passwords and share them across sensitive web sites such as banks and other non-sensitive web sites. Online service providers rely on various infrastructure protections as they are unable to trust the client to behave and execute correctly. This demo shows how a trusted client is able to use advanced authentication and user presence techniques to locally authenticate the user and then assert the user's identity to a remote service provider, improving both the security and user experience.
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