OPPO joins the FIDO Alliance and will support password-free login common standards

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Xiao Zhan cut the clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 24 news, Internet age, managing a large number of passwords for users is a very cumbersome task. At the same time, the authentication method relying only on passwords also causes extremely serious network security risks. The frequency of password change is high, the setting complexity is large, the shared password and weak password of multiple platforms are easy to cause identity theft, information leakage, hacker phishing and other problems, causing huge losses.

Oppo has joined the FIDO (Fast Identity Online) alliance. OPPO will support the latest FIDO password-free login universal standard, use "public key" cryptography on products and services, provide users with fast, secure and convenient secret-free login methods, and work with other members to promote standard formulation and promotion, greatly reduce excessive dependence on passwords in online services, and help the arrival of the "password-free" era.

According to introduction, in the future, it is expected that only one OPPO mobile phone will be needed as a "pass" to realize seamless experience of network services across browsers, applications and OS platforms. Users can automatically access keys on multiple devices, including new devices and nearby devices, without repeatedly registering accounts, and complete login verification.

CTOnews.com learned that the FIDO Alliance, which was founded in 2012 to "eliminate passwords," has standardized the way identity authentication is used to log in to websites, applications, and online services around the world. At present, FIDO certification has evolved to FIDO2 protocol, which is a safe and convenient technical standard framework supported by mainstream technology enterprises including Google, Microsoft and Qualcomm.