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On Wed, 2012-04-18 at 16:41 -0400, Tom Metro wrote: > Chris Tyler wrote: > > What about using single-sign-on with something more than a simple > > password? Perhaps a token generator (Yubikey or RSA token), smart card... > > I've been waiting to see someone adopt the idea of using cell phones > with Bluetooth as a form of two-factor authentication. The basic version > would work with any smart or feature phone with Bluetooth, and rely on > the built-in Bluetooth security mechanisms to authenticate the phone and > laptop/desktop. A more advanced version would run an app on a smart > phone and use a PKI exchange. There's already an application for lock-when-away / unlock-when-back using bluetooth under Linux -- http://blueproximity.sourceforge.net/ -- but this doesn't do initial logins; perhaps it can be adapted. -Chris
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