BUILDING INTERNET AND MOBILE SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
Because your iPhone may contain sensitive and confidential information (especially if you are using LonelyID), you must be sure you keep your iphone protected against any loss or forgetfulness. A useful way to protect and secure access to your iPhone is using the 'Passcode lock' functionality.
In late summer, we closed the new version 4.2 of the set of libraries (framework) that we use to develop all our projects and applications. As big news, I would like to stress that from now on, all applications developed by Conductiva have native support for OpenID user authentication. The OpenID is an authentication standard that allows users to access a large number of websites without having to remember multiple usernames or multiple passwords. In parallel to OpenID support in all our applications, we have launched a service that operates on the OpenID standard to generate OpenID identifiers. The new service is called LonelyID. These new identifiers allow authentication through a random password generated directly on your mobile phone. So far, LonelyID supports iPhone and iPod touch devices, but we are preparing new versions for devices from other manufacturers.
A couple of weeks ago we were foretelling its release but now we can say that LonelyID service is a reality!
We’re really excited to (almost) announce LonelyID, a new form of online authentication. With it you will not need to remember passwords anymore. LonelyID is an authentication system that provides you access from any Internet-enabled computer to all those web applications compatible with OpenID in a completely secure form and with no need to remember any password by simply installing an application called LonelyID Mobile on your phone. For more info visit: www.lonelyid.com |
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