Login and authentication without a username and password — we explain how it works and what is behind it.

Documentation explaining authentication steps, involved parties, technical specifications, and the structure of decentralized data storage.

WWPass password manager, PassHub, strong user authentication without a username, password, and master password, alongside client-side encryption and sharing capabilities. View all important features at a glance.

Protection of encryption/decryption keys using WWPass distributed data storage and client-side encryption.

Getting a “second factor” for authenticating users in addition to a username-and-password is marketed as the go-to protection against attacks on corporate IT systems. However, this “rule-of-thumb” recommendation represents a missed opportunity for improving authentication security non-incrementally and also misses an important aspect of how attackers operate.

Two-factor authentication as currently implemented by the overwhelming majority of security products incorporates a number of weakening misconceptions. In this white paper we list these misconceptions and then discuss a way to win past them to more secure authentication schemes.

MFA with NO usernames — convenient, secure, strong WWPass® authentication moves beyond the password to protect both your data and your users.