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Lenovo, Intel, PayPal and Synaptics Team up on Password-Free Authentication

posted by martyb on Friday September 30 2016, @09:39AM   Printer-friendly
from the bimoetrics!=password dept.

butthurt writes:

PaymentEye and EWeek report on the partnership of Lenovo, Intel, Synaptics and PayPal. Lenovo Yoga 910 laptop computers are fitted with Intel processors and Synaptics fingerprint readers. PayPal will allow sign-ins using the FIDO (fast identity online) protocols. With the so-called "biometric" system, people can be identified without the use of passwords and without sending their fingerprint data over the Internet.

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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday September 30 2016, @01:28PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Friday September 30 2016, @01:28PM (#408361)

    Diabetic with bio readers in office. They fail 9 out of 10 times. Finally they were thrown out and no need to buy. $10 RFID badges Laptop with bio reader - disabled, complains daily about turning it on.

    Fingers swell and dyhidate constantly changing the shape and spacing of finger prints and other bio tricks