How secure is your account with two-factor authentication codes
by Eugene Shablygin, on Wed 08 May 2019
If you wouldn’t give a surgeon’s knife to a lumberjack for chopping down a tree, or an axe to a surgeon for performing surgery, why would you require your users to login with usernames, passwords, and obsolete two-factor authentication when Right Factor Authentication is the right tool for making your online accounts secure?
How usernames and passwords could cost your sales
by Perry Chaffee, on Mon 25 February 2019
Hey e-commerce businesses: Usernames and passwords are not secure – or convenient. Here’s secure and convenient replacement.
Why I am not surprised
by Eugene Shablygin, on Mon 18 February 2019
Continuing to use usernames and passwords also known as Human Readable Credentials (HRC) is the definition of insanity. We all know they don’t work, so why do we keep using them over and over again and expecting different results each time?
Not all authentication QR codes are created equal
by Perry Chaffee, on Mon 04 February 2019
QR codes get a bad rap due to all the people who’ve used them incorrectly. However, they can solve the single biggest problem in cybersecurity today when implemented correctly; replacing usernames, passwords, and other unsafe human readable credentials.
Twitter’s password bug…when are we really going to learn?
by Perry Chaffee, on Wed 16 May 2018
Twitter’s password fiasco bugs up concern (finally!) over good password practices and hygiene, but is there really such a thing? We explore.
The password apocalypse is approaching - are we ready?
by Perry Chaffee, on Thu 26 April 2018
A secure universal identity system that is implemented correctly will dramatically reduce data breaches, identity theft, and a myriad of other resulting cyber crimes and problems.
Amazon, your in-home delivery app’s new authentication is not safe
by Perry Chaffee, on Fri 13 April 2018
Amazon’s effort to boost security for its in-home delivery with two-factor authentication is commendable. But is it actually secure?
Facebook, Social Media Privacy and the Use and Abuse of Data
by Perry Chaffee, on Wed 11 April 2018
Who’s really responsible for the privacy and security issues with today’s social media networks? We explore.
Secure universal ID: What it is and why you need it
by Perry Chaffee, on Mon 12 March 2018
Secure universal ID is the best tool for combating data breaches, and making the login process easier and more secure.
Smile! WWPass now has FaceID support
by Perry Chaffee, on Wed 28 February 2018
Our VP of Strategy Perry Chaffee shares details on PassKey Lite’s FaceID capabilities and what that means for individuals and businesses.