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| Source |  Network World |
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| Identifiant | 299948 |
| Date de publication | 2017-01-25 18:28:59 (vue: 2017-01-25 18:28:59) |
| Titre | Password-free security uses voice, user behavior to verify identity |
| Texte | Tired of conventional passwords? So is Nuance Communications, a tech firm that is promoting the human voice as a way to secure user accounts.The company's voice biometric product is among the technologies that promise to replace traditional -- and often vulnerable -- password authentication systems, which can be easy to hack. That isn't the case with Nuance's solution, the company claims.   “To determine if it's you or not, we are looking at over 100 different characteristics of your voice,†said Brett Beranek, Nuance's director of product strategy.The problem with passwords The need to move beyond passwords hasn't been more urgent, given that hackers are routinely finding ways to steal them. Last year, Yahoo, LinkedIn and Dropbox all reported major data breaches involving account details such as email addresses and hashed passwords.  To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here |
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