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Two Methods of Cryptographic Single Sign-On on Mobile Devices
This is the sixth and last post of a series discussing the paper A Comprehensive Approach to Cryptographic and Biometric Authentication from a Mobile Perspective. To conclude this series I am going to discuss briefly two methods of single sign-on … Continue reading
Using Cryptographic Authentication without a Cryptographic API on iOS and Android Devices
This is the fifth of a series of posts discussing the paper A Comprehensive Approach to Cryptographic and Biometric Authentication from a Mobile Perspective. Everybody agrees that passwords provide very poor security for user authentication, being vulnerable to capture by … Continue reading
Strong Authentication with a Low-Entropy Biometric Key
This is the fourth of a series of posts discussing the paper A Comprehensive Approach to Cryptographic and Biometric Authentication from a Mobile Perspective. Biometrics are a strong form of authentication when there is assurance of liveness, i.e. assurance that … Continue reading
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Defense in Depth of Cryptographic Credentials on a Mobile Device
This is the third of a series of posts discussing the paper A Comprehensive Approach to Cryptographic and Biometric Authentication from a Mobile Perspective. Credentials based on public key cryptography provide much stronger security than ordinary passwords or one-time passwords. … Continue reading
Pomcor’s Comments on the Cybersecurity Green Paper
We have written a response to the Call for Comments on the report entitled Cybersecurity, Innovations and the Internet Economy, written by the Internet Policy Task Force of the US Department of Commerce. In the response we call for research … Continue reading