[Sigia-l] Passwords: 99% Bad
Listera
listera at rcn.com
Mon Nov 10 20:04:20 EST 2003
I'm curious, does anyone know if Nielsen uses/ever used a Mac? Keychain
which has been part of the Mac OS and integrated with Camino, Safari, mail,
etc for sometime does exactly this:
> A key issue here is the definition of "the system." Ideally, the system is the
> users' total experience and thus they should only have to identify themselves
> to the computer once. The fact that they are actually browsing multiple
> websites should not be the users' problem. Indeed, in the future, personal
> computers will probably become truly personal and serve as users' agents in
> cyberspace, including taking over responsibility for passwords and
> identification.
>
> For now, at a minimum, "the system" should include everything under a user's
> control. This means, for example, that users should have a single log-in for
> viewing their account and trading, and a single log-in for entering an
> extranet and checking on the status of an order. Although the back-end might
> need to enforce certain privileges for certain users, it should do so
> transparently without the need for additional log-ins.
<http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001126.html>
Ziya
Nullius in Verba
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