Re: [perpass] Stopping password sniffing -- FIDO
=JeffH <Jeff.Hodges@KingsMountain.com> Thu, 14 November 2013 19:43 UTC
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Subject: Re: [perpass] Stopping password sniffing -- FIDO
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> In terms of minimizing password pain/insecurity, you should check out the > work of the Fido Alliance, which seems very promising to me. They are > trying to cook up a protocol to describe the use of various 2-factor > hardware such as smart cards, USB keys, number dongles, biometrics, and so > on, so that you can use that stuff without getting tied to a particular > vendor/implementation. Yubikey has some very slick demos. Here's some further context... RSA Europe 2013 "Scalable Authentication" <http://www.rsaconference.com/events/eu13/agenda/sessions/555/scalable-authentication> see also.. http://fidoalliance.org/ HTH, =JeffH