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Laptop Snaps Pic After Three Incorrect Password Attempts, Catches Furry Perp

If you are a cat owner, this won’t surprise you. When you aren’t home, your cat does all kinds of stuff you wouldn’t approve of. Apparently, logging onto your laptop so they can surf the web…

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Myris Iris Scanner Uses Your Eyes as Your Password

A lot of people I know mix up their passwords because they have so many accounts online. Sometimes, it gets difficult to keep track of all the passwords you’ve created and used over the years. Aiming…

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USB Key Resets Windows Login Passwords: Fuhgeddaboud IT

There are programs and services that can store your passwords for various websites and type them in for you. But if you set a login password for your computer, you better remember that or you’re screwed.…

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Biostamps: You’ll Never Be Without Your Password Again

If you can’t remember your passwords no matter how hard you try, then you might find the concept of Biostamps interesting. It’s Motorola’s idea of an alternative to the traditional password or pin code by doing…

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MyIDKey Puts All of Passwords at the Tip Of Your Finger, Literally.

It’s better to be safe than be sorry when it comes to choosing a password. The problem isn’t whether you can come up with a challenging enough password, though. Rather, it’s whether or not you’ll be…

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Aladdin USB Key Makes Passwords Easier to Use (and Steal)

Passwords are one of the weakest links of online security. Or rather, people who have weak passwords are the weakest links. I personally know of a couple of people who use dead simple passwords because they’re…

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LockIfNotHot Locks PC If Temperature Drops, Not If User is Ugly

We’ve featured a Bluetooth-based program that automatically locks Windows PCs when the user walks away. Here’s another approach to automatically locking a computer. While the Bluetooth-based program relied on proximity, Didier Stevens’ program LockIfNotHot works in…

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Pheonix Freeze: Empowering Lazy-Ass Computer Users All Over the World.

Currently in beta, Phoenix Freeze is a program that allows users to use thie Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones as “keys” to their computers. After pairing your computer with your phone, Phoenix Freeze will automatically lock the computer…

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Tag: Password

Laptop Snaps Pic After Three Incorrect Password Attempts, Catches Furry Perp

Myris Iris Scanner Uses Your Eyes as Your Password

USB Key Resets Windows Login Passwords: Fuhgeddaboud IT

Biostamps: You’ll Never Be Without Your Password Again

MyIDKey Puts All of Passwords at the Tip Of Your Finger, Literally.

Aladdin USB Key Makes Passwords Easier to Use (and Steal)

LockIfNotHot Locks PC If Temperature Drops, Not If User is Ugly

Pheonix Freeze: Empowering Lazy-Ass Computer Users All Over the World.

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