Password Should Stay and Should be Removed?
I would like to take up this somewhat puzzling report - “Google advises passwords are good, spear phishing is bad, and free clouds get attacked” https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/25/google_cybersecurity_action_team_threat_horizons/
It reads “Google advises passwords are good, spear phishing is bad, and free clouds get attacked” and “Crims got in because, in 48 per cent of cases, operators didn't have a password, had a weak password, or didn't bother authenticating APIs.”
How come such a remark could be uttered by the people who have been touting the ‘password-less authentication’?
Anyway, the consequence of removing the password from identity security is made clear in this post – “Remove the army and we will have a stronger national defense”
Key References
Biometrics is to Password what Back door is to Front door
Removal of Passwords and Its Security Effect
Negative Security Effect of Biometrics Deployed in Cyberspace
External Body Features Viewed as ‘What We Are’
Additional References
For Achieving Solid Digital Identity on Information Security Buzz (Mar/2021)
What We Know for Certain about Authentication Factors
Digital Identity for Global Citizens
Image-to-Code Conversion by Expanded Password System
Summary and Brief History - Expanded Password System
Proposition on How to Build Sustainable Digital Identity Platform
Account Recovery with Expanded Password System
History, Current Status and Future Scenarios of Expanded Password System
Update: Questions and Answers - Expanded Password System and Related Issues
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Slide: Outline of Expanded Password System (3minutes 2seconds)
Digital Identity for Global Citizens (10minutes - narrated)
Demo: Simplified Operation on Smartphone for consumers (1m41s)
Demo: High-Security Operation on PC for managers (4m28s)
Demo: Simple capture and registration of pictures by users (1m26s)
Slide: Biometrics in Cyber Space - "below-one" factor authentication
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Zacharias 🐝 Voulgaris
2 years ago #1
Google never did and definitely hasn't changed its ways now about privacy and cybersecurity. I wouldn't believe anything it says about this topic. Also, it has vested interests when it comes to the cloud. In my experience, free cloud providers are as safe as paid ones. Here's an idea: learn about this topic more instead of trusting what Google and other self-proclaimed experts say about it.