PassWindow news

5th November 2012: After a multi-year independent evaluation by an international IT security research team from a variety of internationally renowned universities such as the University of Cambridge, University of Birmingham and University of Stellenbosch we are please to announce the results publication.
" Evaluation of hypothetical attacks against PassWindow"
A list of independent researchers involved in this document:
Matthew Slyman - Computer Science - University of Cambridge
Gadescu Nicolae - Science in Computer Security - University of Birmingham
Sean Oneil - Cryptographer - VEST Corporation
Ben van der Merwe - Applied Cryptography - University of Stellenbosch

18th August 2011: Matthew Walker speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) Information Security Conference. A major topic of discussion was the universal application of the PassWindow authentication method, and particularly PassWindow's effectiveness in the prevention of mobile-based authentication fraud, which is becoming an increasingly difficult issue due to the spread of mobile-based malware and trojans.

28-29 April 2011: Syscan 2011. SyScan is a deep knowledge technical security conference. It is the aspiration of SyScan to congregate in Asia the best security experts in their various fields, to share their research, discovery and experience with all security enthusiasts in Asia. Speakers who have presented in previous SyScan conferences are among the best and brightest in their respective fields.

20 April 2011: Meet Matthew at the Singapore Security Group where Asia's top security professionals will be discussing PassWindow and its impact on the IT security scene. "New-age 2FA solution for web applications"

20 April 2011: Meet Matthew at the Singapore Security Group where Asia's top security professionals will be discussing PassWindow and its impact on the IT security scene. "New-age 2FA solution for web applications"

13-15 April 2011: Cards Asia 2011. A fantastic reception at the PassWindow booth at the Suntec Convention center in Singapore also gave us the chance to work with many of the worlds largest international card manufacturers who are streamlining their PassWindow production processes.

29-31 March 2011: Matthew will be speaking at the CARTES Trusted Internet security conference in Hong Kong under "PassWindow turning any plastic card into a online authentication token"

15-17 March 2011: Arrange to meet the PassWindow inventor, Matthew Walker, at Global Security Asia 2011 on Homeland Security in Singapore.

9 March 2011: Matthew spoke about the innovative PassWindow online security method to a great audience of banking security leaders at the Euro Events 7th Banking and Finance Technology Forum in Singapore on the Innovation Leaders Panel and also on the IT Security Panel discussion.

7 December 2010: Cartes 2010, Matthew Walker presents PassWindow to the worlds premier identification event in Paris France

26 October 2010: PassWindow wins at 2010 Wall Street Journal Asian Innovation Awards

The Asian Innovation Awards are an initiative sponsored by the Wall Street Journal and Credit Suisse that seeks to recognize and promote the next big ideas in Asia.

We feel extremely honored to receive this award and strongly hope that the publicity and awareness generated will help us to promote PassWindow as the most secure, lowest-cost authentication solution available today.

In this photo: Matthew Walker speaking about PassWindow at the Wall Street Journal Asian Innovation Awards in Hong Kong.

20–23 April 2010: PassWindow had a hugely successful exhibition booth at Cards Asia 2010 with support from many of Asia's top IT security and card manufacturing companies the market response was overwhelming.

22 April 2010: Matthew Walker, Inventor of PassWindow, gave a speech on IT security threats to Asian identity card and IT security leaders at Cards Asia 2010 in Singapore.

25th November 2009: Matthew demonstrates the PassWindow authentication method to a national audience on ABC television.