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Authentication  using  companion  devices  

Background  

Smartphones  and  smart  watches  are  or  are  becoming  commodity  devices  in  the  hands  of   hundreds  of  millions  of  users.  Many  of  them  include  sophisticated  security  technology  such   as  face  recognition  or  fingerprint  readers.  At  the  same  time  users  are  signing  up  to  more  and   more  online  services,  and  with  that  they  need  to  authenticate  themselves  to  a  growing   number  of  service  providers  on  a  regular  basis.  

 

There  are  already  a  number  of  generic  authentication  solutions  available,  such  as  BankID,  

“Log  in  with  Facebook”  or  “Log  in  with  Google”,  but  none  of  these  use  the  latest  

development  in  personal  authentication  provided  by  modern  devices.  We  would  like  an   authentication  solution  to  be  very  simple  for  users  to  use  and  very  simple  for  service   providers  to  integrate  with,  while  at  the  same  time  harvesting  the  secure  and  easy  to  use   features  of  modern  day  smartphones  and  smart  watches.  

 

Description    

The  master  thesis  work  would  focus  on  investigating  the  requirements  for  a  cross-­‐platform   authentication  solution  that  uses  the  power  of  smartphones/smart  watches.  The  solution   would  need  to  be  able  to  manage  authentication  across  any  number  of  services  and   platforms,  and  provide  a  simple  cloud-­‐based  integration  point  for  service  providers.  

 

The  thesis  should  attempt  to  describe  business  requirements  and  technical  requirements  for   such  a  solution,  as  well  as  provide  a  proof  of  concept  implementation.  

   

Qualifications    

The  thesis  requires  knowledge  and  interest  of   programming,  as  well  as  knowledge  in  online   security.  A  personal  interest  and  drive  for  the   technical  development  of  consumer  electronics   and  new  ways  of  using  technology  is  greatly   appreciated.  

 

Please  send  your  application,  including  a  resume   and  cover  letter,  to  thesis@accedo.tv  before   August  15,  2015.  

 

www.accedo.tv    

Thesis  work  will  be  carried  out  in   Stockholm.  30hp.  

Accedo  is  the  market  leading  enabler  of   TV  application  solutions.  Accedo  provides   applications,  tools  and  services  to  media   companies,  consumer  electronics  and  TV   operators  globally,  to  help  them  deliver   the  next-­‐generation  TV  experience.    

 

Accedo’s  cloud-­‐based  platform  solutions   enable  customers  to  cost-­‐efficiently  roll   out  and  manage  application  offerings   and  stores  for  multiple  devices  and   markets.  

 

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