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Bill Gates Is Right?
Scott Granneman, 2004-11-19

Bill Gates is right about one thing: asking people to use a two-factor form of authentication would go a long way toward alleviating a lot of the password problems that plague computer security today.

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Yeah he's right, but... 2004-11-21
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Bill Gates Is Right? NO. 2004-11-22
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Granneman is wrong? 2004-11-22
Mene Tekel
Smart cards maybe, but not biometrics 2004-11-22
Nicholas Chase
Bill Gates Is Right? 2004-11-22
Anonymous
Biometrics isn't the best method 2004-11-23
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Bill Gates Is Right? 2004-11-23
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People being Human 2004-11-23
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Smart-card != SecurID 2004-11-23
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I respectfully disagree 2004-11-23
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Bill Gates Is Right? 2004-11-25
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Bill Gates Is Right? 2004-11-29
Anonymous
Whatever method you choose, the brilliant and unscrupulous out there will work around, eventually. Then the unscrupulous and connected to the internet will try to copy what the first group just have to brag about(see script kiddies). It is simply a matter of trying to stay ahead of the curve, in my opinion. The main problem is that by the time some new method has the kinks worked out properly, it is understood by the aforementioned unscrupulous people bright enough to find and exploit the weaknesses. I'll keep my passwords in my head, thanks.

Just remember, you aren't being paranoid if they really are out to get you. (Who said that first, by the way...)

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