Cyberspace of Shujun LI
Pass∞ is an innovative (patent-pending) technology developed by researchers at the Department of Computer Science and Surrey Centre for Cyber Security (SCCS) , University of Surrey , UK. (Read University of Surrey's press release on 15 February 2017.) It is currently being jointly exploited by the University of Kent and the University of Surrey because the main co-inventor, Shujun Li, has left the University of Surrey to join the University of Kent in November 2017.
Pass∞ goes beyond passwords and multi-factor authentication, enabling all organisations and computing service providers to provide user-centric combinations of diverse authentication actions by adding reconfigurable add-ons without changing their existing systems .
Comparing with other solutions supporting multiple user authentication schemes and factors, Pass∞ is an " all in one ", highly reconfigurable and scalable , back-compatible , user-friendly framework for user authentication . All other solutions we know are collections of different user authentication modules working independently possibly with an interface to allow multi-step or multi-channel authentication by merging the independent user authentication results.
Cyberspace of Shujun LI