"Usually it’s a problem when you can’t remember a password. But in this particular case, it’s by design. A new security technique mashes up cryptography with neuroscience to create passwords that are stored in users' brains but cannot be recalled, recited, or otherwise extracted by another party.
The system is based on an idea known as implicit learning, in which the brain subconsciously learns a pattern without consciously recognizing it. Usually it’s a problem when you can’t remember a password. But in this particular case, it’s by design. A new security technique mashes up cryptography with neuroscience to create passwords that are stored in users' brains but cannot be recalled, recited, or otherwise extracted by another party.
The system is based on an idea known as implicit learning, in which the brain subconsciously learns a pattern without consciously recognizing it."
The system is based on an idea known as implicit learning, in which the brain subconsciously learns a pattern without consciously recognizing it. Usually it’s a problem when you can’t remember a password. But in this particular case, it’s by design. A new security technique mashes up cryptography with neuroscience to create passwords that are stored in users' brains but cannot be recalled, recited, or otherwise extracted by another party.
The system is based on an idea known as implicit learning, in which the brain subconsciously learns a pattern without consciously recognizing it."
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