The Keyxentic Token - Biometric USB Encryption Token - Galt's Gulch

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The Keyxentic Token - Biometric USB Encryption Token

Posted by EastMeetsWest 5 years, 1 month ago to Technology

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Secure access control with identification and authentication to secure Emails, files and data, data on Cloud servers, PDFs, and anonymous cryptocurrency wallet and transactions

Protect online accounts and data against unauthorized access by using biometric authentication with this secure encryption key token.

Works with Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, Twitter, Dashlane and numerous other cloud services.

Works with iOS devices (iPhone/iPad/iPod) with iOS version 10 or higher and PC/Laptop with Windows XP/7/8/10, Unbuntu 10.04+ or macOS 10.6+

Perfect for indivduals, enterprises, entrepreneurs, business professionals, small businesses, digital nomads, and those concerned with privacy.

SOURCE URL: https://keyxentictoken.com/

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Posted by exceller 5 years, 1 month ago

The problem with all biometric device is who has access to the data and how is it stored?

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  Posted by EastMeetsWest 5 years, 1 month ago
  
  The Keyxentic Token uses a new new groundbreaking proprietary technology called a bio-secure biometric access controlled identification and authentication secure element. The secure element chip is built into the device and only the device owner has access. Furthermore, the secure element chip records biometric behavior so if someone attempts to duplicate your fingerprint they won't be able to apply the same behavior recorded when the device was initialized.
  
  Thanks for your comment, to learn more about this revolutionary privacy tech visit our website at https://keyxentictoken.com/
  
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    Posted by jbrenner 5 years ago
    
    We'll need to get this technology for Galt's Gulch. Ask John or Francisco to give its inventor a special invitation.
    
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      Posted by EastMeetsWest 5 years ago
      
      Thanks, I'm happy to answer any questions.
      
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    Posted by exceller 5 years ago
    
    Thanks.
    
    I read that about 10% of all public companies are also using this technology.
    
    I was referring to that use and what they do with the information.
    
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