ist ja nicht mal so dumm gedacht:
1. wenn sich User via dem Vidoop-System in irgendeine Webseite erstmalig einloggen, geben sie neben dem Usernamen ein Bild an (zB irgendeine Automarke), das bei späteren Logins mit ausgesucht werden muss.
2. Genau diese Information wird für spätere Werbemaßnahmen verwendet
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Growth Marketing Manager:in – Social Media GOhiring GmbH in Homeoffice |
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Content Marketing Expert / Social Media Expert Publications (w|m|d) zeb.rolfes.schierenbeck.associates gmbh in Münster |
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Designed to run on top of web sites that support OpenID authentication, Vidoop takes a visual approach to security. When you sign up for Vidoop, you select a type of picture you would like to be shown when you login to a site that utilizes their technology; for example, pictures of cars. Then, when you enter your username at a Vidoop-enabled site, you are shown a series of pictures (for example, lighthouses, boats, and cars) and enter in the access code that appears adjacent to the picture type you select during sign up. Because the pictures are randomized every time you login and Vidoop associates your username with only machines that you have authenticated (and via SMS double opt-in for extra security), Blomquist believes that the service can prevent virtually any form of automated hacking.
Dieses Authentifizierungs- und Werbesystem möchte man gerne zB Social Networks anbieten.
