A new program called Blink! works with Windows 7 64-bit and 32-bit operating systems to allow users to authenticate themselves and log in with a webcam. The biometric security app work with multiple users and can create a log of all users who try to log-in. The downside right now is that Blink! only works with the main system log-in in Windows, but doesn't work to fill in passwords on websites.
Changed Haircut? Swapped Glasses for Contacts? No Problem!
Advanced biometric identification algorithms used in Blink! help it cope with changes of your personal appearance. Grow or shave off beard and mustaches, use makeup or dye you hair, wear or remove glasses or contact lenses - Blink! will let you in to your PC no matter what.
Improved Security
No one remembers those long, complex passwords demanded by your corporate security policy? They don’t have to! With Blink!, users sign into their accounts by simply looking at a webcam. There are no false positives and no delays in letting authorized users into their accounts.
Catch Identity Thieves
Blink! provides additional security benefits by making it simpler to computer users to automatically unlock their PCs by simply looking into a webcam. Stolen passwords are becoming less of an issue as Blink! photographs and timestamps users every time they log in, no matter whether they use a password or biometric sign-in. Journaling account logins helps identify hijacked accounts and find out about who logged in using stolen credentials.
You can go to the developer's website and download the latest version of Blink 2.1
here.
To get 64-bit version, please visit the
download page.
