Re: [Fwd: Re: new opensource security system product launched]

arun balaji wrote:
> what my system provides is better level of fraud prevention and fraud 
> detterent.
>
> as in 99.99% of cases my system is unhackable as the complexity lies 
> with the user and the admininstrator.
>
> why stop with user id and password.
>
> look at other levels of authentication.
>
> lets go beyond user id and password and look at other uses for this 
> authentication method

Umm.... I fail to see how this is different than simply having the user 
input an arbitrary amount of passwords (which is a really dumb idea 
anyway). With each question you add, there's an increas in the risk that 
the user will write down his answers/passwords and leave them lying 
around. That would even lessen security, not improve it.

Possibly you should rethink this. It's not really an earthshaking idea 
and I can't imagine anyone using it.

> bye
> arun balaji
>
>
> rohit@kritikalsolutions.com wrote:
>
> > I think I understood your algorithm. What I pointed out was that it is
> > probably no better than just password protection in real world. What is
> > the real value addition of this method of yours in a real world
> > application?
> > Thanks
> > Rohit Dube
> > - http://www.prasar.org - come join the cause of silicosis victims,help
> > them get justice -
> > -- http://silicosis.rediffblogs.com ---
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >