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The idea is a good one: Use the cellphone camera to take a selfie and employ it as another login authentication credential. Both MasterCard and LogMeOnce have introduced a type of selfie authentication.

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Rules under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act require websites and online services directed at children to take the consent of the child’s parent before collecting personal information of the child. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, after a long debate including public comment, has allowed the use of a new method involving facial recognition and […]

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“Passwords are a pain,” said MasterCard Chief Product Security Officer Ajay Bhalla. Then he delineated the terrible things we do to strip them of their security dignity: by forgetting them, writing them down, and of course a few he neglected to mention, like cooking up passcodes that are limp and easy-to-guess or by just giving […]

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