Motorola's advance technology 'Password Pill' seminar ppt.

1. COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING
(Affiliated to MPUAT, Udaipur Rajasthan)
A Technical Seminar on
Password Pill

2. Outlines…
• Introduction
• What is a Password Pill?
• Why Password Pill?
• Technology
• Working n process
• Digital Tattoo
• Working

3. Introduction
• In October 2013, the Motorola company is working on new methods
that would make remembering passwords unnecessary. Motorola
thinks it has a solution to the password problem.
• Motorola Advanced Technology and Projects Group Chief Regina
Dugan disclosed that the firm is working on electronic tattoo or
implantable chips that would make the human body the tool for
identification.
• Motorola is working with mc10,
• Motorola disclosed two ways of logging into your electronic device that
require no password typing at all:
 Pills..
 tattoos..

4. What is password pill
 Pill that would serve as a password
for all your accounts.

5. Password Pill…
 Motorola has developed a unique way for securing your digital device,
 Pill is developed by Proteus Digital Health.
 This PILL has a Small Chip inside of it, with a switch, a swallow pill
known as a “vitamin authentication” system.
 When you swallow it, the acids in your stomach serve as the electrolyte
and power it up. And the switch goes on and off, and it creates an 18-bit
ECG-like signal in your body and essentially “your entire body
becomes your authentication token”.

6. Why Password Pill
People generally don’t use unique passwords for each site they visit.
Some people just use Plain password. Even if you use strong
passwords, sites still get hacked ,
That chip would basically turn your entire body into an
authentication device, and you would theoretically never have to
remember a password .
Motorola thinks it has a solution of the Multiple Password
problem and security issues.
To avoid remember multiple password problem and provide a
better way of security.
using authentication :
Two -Factor Authentication for Unnecessary Remembering
Passwords,

7. Two-Factor Authentication:
 Two-factor authentication- where a user logs in with a user
name and password, and then a second password is sent by the
system to the user via another channel, such as a code sent to
the user's phone. The second password is then entered, to
complete the authentication. If tattoos/stickers or pills were
used, they could become the second factor.

11. Example

12. Flow chart of Pill Process:

13. Advantage of Password Pill:
Security
Easy to use
Not harm for body
Editable Password Pill
All Password in just one Pill
Pill is government-approved and “safe” enough that a person
could take 30 a day.
Disadvantage of Password Pill:
Authentication Pill take every day to maintain the effect which could
be slight disadvantage, “you may forget your password but you will
have to remember to take the pill”.

14. Digital Tattoo:
“This is a developmental system made by MC10. It has an Antenna
and some Sensors embedded in it, and what we plan to do is work with
them to advance a tattoo that could be used for authentication.”
MC10 specializes in products that utilize its stretchable circuits.
contain flexible electronic circuits.
The tattoo is stretched or twisted, the connections won't break. It's also
waterproof, which means that even if you're swimming or in the shower,
the tattoo won't be affected.

16. Electronic sticker
 Described electronic tattoo as a variation of wearable
technology, with sensors that would unlock your Digital
account, tattoo with an electronically generated bar code like
image is placed on someone’s arm, Antenna that can recognize
your device after which it sent out an authentication signal.
 It is clear that the digital tattoo is capable of further
breaking down the boundary between users and their
devices.
 One important thing to note is that this tattoo would almost
certainly not be a permanent one.

17. Advantage of Tattoo:
Transparent sticker
Stretchable Circuit
Wearable technology
Waterproof tattoo
Temporary tattoo
Week long electronic sticker

18. WHAT WE CONCLUDE...
 Google owns several services that require authentication. Imagine a
future where Google is even more a part of your everyday life, to
the point that you’re taking a pill each morning so you can open up
Gmail without having to type in your password.