Why A Selfie Could Be More Secure Than A Password

Cult of Mac
By Luke DormehlDec 4, 2013, 7:13 am310 pts
Brazenly calling itself the “ultimate defense” for protecting passwords, documents, credit cards, bank accounts details, images, videos, and all your other private stuff, FaceCrypt is being advertized as one of the most secure ways of controlling access to your iOS… Read more ›

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