27 February, 2009
category: Corporate, Digital ID
Charismathics, a German software developer, has developed an application that will enable an Apple iPhone or the iPod Touch to be turned into a smart card for two-factor authentication, according to an InternetNews.com report. The application is in beta testing and may be available at the end of April for $9.99.
With Charismathics’ iEnigma application a user will login to it and it will produce a unique key for access to a laptop or network. iEnigma will make use of the iPhone’s accelerometer. With the software installed and a Wi-Fi connection, users simply shake the device to generate a digital key.
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