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Passwords are the most common way to authenticate users online, but they are also the most vulnerable. Hackers can easily crack, steal or guess passwords, compromising the privacy and security of millions of users. Additionally, passwords are hard to remember, especially when users have to create and manage multiple accounts for different sites and services.
To solve these problems, a Pune-based startup Called Elementik Technologies Pvt. Ltd. developed a device called BYTESEAL that uses biometrics to log into online accounts without passwords.
BYTESEAL is a compact, portable and wireless device that can be connected to any computer or laptop via USB. It has a fingerprint sensor that verifies the user's identity and sends a unique encrypted code to the website or service the user wants to access. In this way, the user does not have to enter any password or username, and the login process is quick and convenient.
BYTESEAL is also smartphone-independent, not connected to a network, and has dedicated hardware technology that protects the user's biometric data from being hacked or leaked. The device can store up to 10 fingerprints, allowing sharing among multiple users. It also works with any browser and any website that supports password-less authentication, such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and more.
Reference: BYTESEALBYTESEAL is a revolutionary device that aims to make the Internet safer and more user-friendly. It removes the need for passwords, which are the weakest link in online security, and replaces them with biometrics that are more reliable and personal. With BYTESEAL, users can enjoy a seamless and secure online experience.
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