On Stompstart by 23 July 2019 · Izhevsk · Russia
SoundLogin.
SoundLogin sent two-factor login codes from phone to computer as sound, picked up by the laptop microphone, from an Izhevsk audio-watermarking firm.
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The SoundLogin Firefox add-on by Cifrasoft was last updated to version 2.3.3.
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“Reduce the pain of two-factor authentication without reinventing the wheel”
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“Reduce the pain of two-factor authentication without reinventing the wheel”
SoundLogin is a solution that simplifies two-factor authentication process. It relies on audio watermarking technology to transfer one-time passwords (received via SMS or generated by application) from mobile device to desktop browser. It is compatible with standard two-factor authentication schemes, so it works with most existing services that offer two-factor authentication, such as Google, Microsoft, GitHub, Amazon Web Services and many others. Mobile applications and browser extensions are free for everyone. We also offer custom SoundLogin based authentication solutions for B2B customers (web-sites, on-line services, corporate clients)
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- Izhevsk · Russia
In our words: The listing described SoundLogin as a way to ease two-factor authentication without reinventing it: one-time passwords, received by SMS or generated by an app, were embedded in an audio signal and passed from a phone to a desktop browser. It worked with services such as Google, Microsoft, GitHub and Amazon Web Services, with free apps and extensions and custom versions for business clients.
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