"Mark D. Miller" wrote:
>
> Actually, this is not an example of insecurity on a user friendly platform.
I beg to differ.
> The Voice Print Password is an alternate password method. The primary is
> the password you type in. When the voice print password is used, it uses
> the typed password to decrypt the keychain.
... and where does the typed password get stored, may I ask? Is it encrypted
somehow? In that case, how? Because the voice print certainly cannot be used
to decrypt it, as it varies too much every time you pronounce it. Encryption
is kind of funny that way, even if just one single bit is wrong, you won't be
able to decode the secret :-P
> Since everyone's voice is unique, there shouldn't be any worry as to security.
Ehm. Right.
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Received on Mar 01 2000
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