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Thanks PGS. I need to have more of a look around a...

2009-06-04T09:58:23.406+01:00

Thanks PGS. I need to have more of a look around at the various new options. Obviously, your solution has many more permutations to convert knowledge into a one-time passcode. This is a single-factor, but complex one-time passcode solution.

I have a reasonably large set of relatively tame users that I may run a trial of several products with and publish my findings in another blog post.

Luke, check out www.syferlock.com for both passwor...

2009-06-03T17:32:23.402+01:00

Luke, check out www.syferlock.com for both password and PIN aplications. Would love to be in your bake-off!

Luke, ur welcome to investigate FireID in more dep...

2009-06-03T15:06:53.900+01:00

Luke, ur welcome to investigate FireID in more depth by dropping me an email from the website :)

I hadn't seen that, thanks. It looks interesti...

2009-06-03T13:25:00.126+01:00

I hadn't seen that, thanks. It looks interesting. A PIN for the application should be on by default rather than an option though. This is basically a Hash-chain application, but nicely done.

hi. have you looked at fireid? (www.fireid.com)

2009-06-03T12:23:11.805+01:00

hi. have you looked at fireid? (www.fireid.com)