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Viewing posts from January, 2009

understanding-risk-and-reward

When he was 27, he became co-owner of a motorcycle shop in Moses Lake, Wash. To attract customers, he announced he would jump his motorcycle 40 feet over parked cars and a box of rattlesnakes and continue on past a mountain lion tethered at the other end. Before 1,000 people, he did the stunt as promised but failed to fly far enough; his bike came down on the rattlesnakes. The audience was in awe.

us-banks-given-authentication-deadline

From Finextra. Looks like two-factor authentication is coming to a bank near you.

100-percent-open-source

One of our customers is attempting to go 100% open source, which factored heavily in their choice of WiKID for two-factor authentication. They liked our "appliance in an ISO" model, but were not so fond of our use of Java :)

strong-authentication-for-the-masses

WiKID got a nice review over at the Coffee Corner. I hope they do test the WiKID server on your home network. That is exactly the scenario we envisioned when we released the open source version. No reason why home users shouldn't be able to have strong authentication. I do want tot try to clarify some of the issues, if I understand them correctly:

hedge-fund-management-and-information-security

Been a long time since I posted anything. I'm trying to get back into the swing.

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