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Comment #8446730
LaunchKey. No Passwords. https://launchkey.com
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Comment #8178855
It's relatively new. You can login to sites that support OpenID or directly support LaunchKey. You could also install a WordPress or Drupal plugin. Most businesses you wouldn't rea…
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Comment #8178837
It's a multi-factor authentication platform. The item, application, or website would have to integrate LaunchKey first. The users would be able to login without using passwords wit…
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Comment #8139401
This is why everyone needs to use LaunchKey.
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Comment #7974226
If an application wants to offer their users multi-factor authentication with LaunchKey it's free. If the application wants to use it internally for their employees with some of th…
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Comment #7675972
This isn't anonymous login. Facebook still knows what you're logging into. LaunchKey is true anonymous authentication.
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Comment #7395838
The 4-digit PIN is pretty ridiculous, but just a quick look at their SSL Ciphers and their HTTP headers shows they're less than what would be considered best industry practice. Bit…
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Comment #7395461
From looking at their security, they're really going to need that insurance.
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Comment #7228705
You don't need passwords with LaunchKey
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Comment #6948361
Storage: your settings Location: Geo-fencing capabilities if you want to lock to specific geographical coordinates. Your applications information - ??? Bluetooth settings - For dev…
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Comment #6948351
Why can't you download for WP7? http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/launchkey/ebc247...
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Comment #6743190
Coinsetter has a US bank account. ^_^
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Comment #5975243
I suppose I can stretch a bit and see that. Of course if you lose your inkan, you'd probably notice it was missing. If someone gets hold of your password (which may not even be you…
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Comment #5975141
I don't understand the Inkan comparison. The Inkan just looks like a unique seal so that someone knows a document is legitimate. That seems more comparable to something like signin…