Tattoos and tablets will remember the password

The Dhaka Times Desk Modern updated man in today's world means he has one or more accounts in the virtual world. Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail are there, besides this, I want to have an account on social media Facebook and Twitter. And if you want to maintain so many accounts, the password is at risk. Bigger passwords are less likely to be hacked, but remembering them becomes a huge hassle. If you forget, there is a possibility of losing your favorite account. On the other hand, short passwords are more likely to fall into the hands of hackers. However, the technology company Motorola showed a possibility to free account holders from the hassle of passwords. Recently, the company has showcased special tattoos and edible tablets that take the task of remembering passwords away from the human brain. If your account recognizes you without typing a password, then it will surely be a joy for you. Motorola's technology is going to make that possible.

Regina Duncan, the current head of Motorola Special Projects, recently showed off two special projects under her belt. Duncan showcased these projects at the recent D-11 conference on technology products. Regina Duncan's special project is to reduce the hassle of remembering passwords and logging into accounts. According to Duncan's data, the average social media account holder accesses their account an average of 39 times a day. If the password is short and remembers it, he needs to spend at least 2.3 seconds to login each time. Duncan's project will both reduce this time and reduce the hassle of remembering passwords. It will also ensure the security of the account. One of these two projects is a special type of electronic tattoo, which will act as your password. Duncan's tattoo will have special sensors and antennas, which will help your smartphone identify you. So you will get rid of the fatigue of typing long passwords immediately. Just download the new application on your smartphone, and use this small barcode tattoo for protection.

For those who object to tattoos, there are alternatives. Duncan's other project is a special type of tablet. Like a tattoo, this tablet also acts as your password. Smaller than any regular pill, this password pill goes straight into your stomach after swallowing. There, the pill reacts with stomach acid to produce an 18-bit ECG wave. This wave will help your phone identify its correct user. According to Duncan, the former and first female head of the US Department of Defense Technology, this tablet is like a daily vitamin tablet, so it is unlikely to cause any harm to the body. As long as the tablet is inside your body, you will act as your own password. But surely using a tattoo will be more comfortable for the customer than swallowing a tablet before logging into the account every time. At least Duncan thinks so for now.

References: The Register, the geek