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Tactile authentication

To use the system a user moves the mouse over a grid of nine blank squares displayed on a computer screen. Rolling over each square causes a different pattern to appear under their fingertips. A u...  
 
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filmo (3 years ago) Show Hide
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what a waste of time. Once again, tech people should not demo their own stuff.
dsterry (3 years ago) Show Hide
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What happens is you are to learn a mapping of patterns to squares. Each tactile pattern you learn stands for one of the nine square positions. After each pattern you move to the corresponding square. Make sense?
spineboy (3 years ago) Show Hide
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It's a tactile password. A litle set of bumps raise up, like Braille, and when they fell right, then you've entered your password. This is a "password" scheme that makes it difficult/impossible for other people to shoulder-surf your password.
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Agreed, and slashdotted.
dave2010 (3 years ago) Show Hide
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A little explanation would go a long way!

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