TWO-FACTOR Authentication

[ibmford]

Implement a more secure option TWO-FACTOR authentication.
Example; Face recognition + 4 digit password = SUCCESSFUL LOGIN

[Pascal]

Hello Ibmford,

Thanks for your suggestion. We will discuss about it with our team.

Best regards
Pascal

[grandpachris]

THREE-FACTOR Authentication
Suggestion: 3rd secure way. 1. face recognition 2. number input 3. voice input from generated text (compares authentication voice on file to new voice reading new text.)

i.e.
Face recognition:
APPROVED

Number input:
APPROVED

Voice input: (Voice reading random generated text file)
COMPARED
APPROVED

Note: Quick authentication with only face, number and voice is efficient and very user friendly.

Speaking into a device has become natural. But it is intimidating if COMPARED rejects and forces you to restart the authentication process. And depending on what needs to be read - out loud - for COMPARE authentication the time delay is further threatening.

These are my observations over many years. All the best to the team.

Chris Greaves
aka grandpachris

[jones]

FAIL



If I have to type in a password, why would I need to buy your program?

The reason I spent my money on your product was so I could skip over all the crap to login. If I have to type a keylemon password, I can just as easy type a windows password.

[ibmford]

Why 2 factor authentication is a good idea:
No authentication method is fool proof and it is a balance between convenience and security.
Face recognition has drawbacks, different lighting conditions, being fooled by life size portrait picture, etc...
If you set the face recognition too strict it becomes very difficult to authenticate under different lighting conditions.

Suppose you want to use a password but there are times you can't avoid someone looking over your shoulder, such as a good friend, wife, brother, etc...

By combining convenient level face recognition and simple password, you don't have to type a long and complicated password with special characters but you get added security of organic face recognition multiplied with simplicity of a 4 digit password (it's a balance of convenience and security)