Student Work

Passwords are not safe, and create vulnerabilities, yet, we rely heavily on them in nearly everything we do. A good password will exceed 10 characters, use a combination of numbers, upper case, lower case, and special characters. Good practice tells us not to
reuse passwords. This is a lot to remember when accessing various tools and accounts in our work and private lives. Can a large company trust that a person is not using the same password when accessing company assets as they are at home? This issue is solved by
using a MAGIK STICK as a multifactor authentication device that eliminates the need for employees to remember passwords for a company network. MAGIK STICK solves this conundrum by authenticating users via biometrics and generating a token for accessing applications and devices. This token is based on a TOTP (time based one-time password) algorithm.

Creator

• Barr, Sean
• Ryan, Kyle
• Library Service, CECH

License

• Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Submitter

CECH Library Service

College

• Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services

Department

• Information Technology

Degree

• BS (Information Technology)

Date Created

• 2019-04

Advisor

• Vykhovanyuk, Bogdan

Publisher

• University of Cincinnati

Relationships

In Collection:

• 2019 CECH Information Technology Senior Design Projects

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