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No-one that I've seen has mentioned Myki(.com) yet, which is my choice of convenience/security trade off. Once you're on the list, you are banned from taking loans, buying airplane tickets, and some other 'luxuries'. It's more of a blacklist for people who failed to pay their loans, or their employee's salaries, or damages in a civil law suit, etc. This is mostly used for Serious Business^, but it's not a score. Nah, you are mixing up a lot of separate things.Įach Chinese resident has a national ID card, which is a contactless smart card for machines, and a photo ID for eyeballs. But it goes farther than that! The app also aggregates all the praises and complaints about you (from government but also airlines, landlord, etc., etc.) into one 'convenient' social score! High scores makes you more welcomed at places (even discounts!) and low scores may mean you don't get served! I understand there is now talk of developing similar scoring for companies too! 1984. and yes, even the gate in and out of your own apt complex) - and the app will show Green (good to go) or Yellow (stay home) or Red (definitely stay home). And now with Covid ID, you simply swipe your phone wherever there's a gate (offices, sports venues, malls, buses, trains, planes. I understand in China (The Mother of All Electronic ID's) - all citizens/residents have one. but if we have that, then 'mission creep' over years and decades can be very hard to stop/reverse.

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They are also easier to perform a security review of the code since both andOTP and OpenKeychain are open source. Both andOTP and OpenPGP are completely free. It supports OpenPGP OpenKeychain encrypted backups and can automate backups when used with Tasker. It has already been brought up previously in the comments by others. For that reason, I would personally avoid Duo.įor my own use, I have liked andOTP Authenticator. Cisco's Duo does not seems to publicly state any maximum or average bounty payment amounts at all. Cisco's Duo has a security response policy which does not seem to really be competitive with a bug bounty program. LogMein LastPass's bug bounty may pay up to $5,000 and has paid $85 on average in the last three months. Twilio Authy's bug bounty may pay up to $8,000 and has paid $490 on average in the last three months. This also encourages more third-party review of the security provided. I also believe for a security application/service, these companies should show enough confidence in themselves by offering a strong security bug bounty program. But it is still enough of a barrier that sites like Ars Technica will never itself offer Authy based logins as an account security option.

This should end up being much cheaper than paying $3 per month since it is unlikely anyone will perform over 100 logins per day.

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An One Time Password URI format should always begin with otpauth:// instead of A couple things I feel should be taken into account for the commercial apps/services is the price and the availability of a security bug bounty.Īuthy charges 9 cents per successful login. For the sake of correctness (and being overly pedantic), the example of the QR code's underlying web link has an error.

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