Uber times 10: Witnessing San Francisco’s Technological Frontier
<p>I had the chance to visit beautiful San Francisco for the first time in 2013. Back then I was working for a very cool startup called “Passban”. These guys had envisioned that having tons of passwords would start to be a problem for both individual and corporate users.</p>
<p>So the solution they came up with for the problem was a multi-factor authentication framework. The idea was that, instead of remembering hundreds of passwords, you could just use your face, voice or fingerprint for authentication.</p>
<p>Nowadays this is incorporated into the operating systems of phones and computers, but back in 2013 everything was to be done. After only 7 months of working, we got acquired by RSA, a big security firm, and the fairy tale began.</p>
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