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3.3 KiB
Markdown
99 lines
3.3 KiB
Markdown
Here's what i've got so far
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Intro slide 1
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title: Warfighter Zero Trust Authentication at the Tactical Edge
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Slide 2
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Title: Authentication Factors – Passwords Are the Weak Link
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Content:
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•Something You Have: CAC Card, Passkey – Physical, secure, warfighter-ready.
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•Something You Are: Face, Fingerprint, Voice – Unique, hard to steal.
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•Something You Know: Passwords, Codes, Questions – Easy to crack, forget, or intercept.
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Slide 3
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title: Passwords Are Old – And Obsolete
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content:
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•1961: First password login on a time-sharing OS.
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•1962: Bug exposed all passwords in plain text—exploited instantly.
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•2022: 24+ billion stolen credentials flood the dark web.
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•Today: nKode replaces ancient passwords with edge-ready security.
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Slide 4
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title: Good Passwords Are Hard to Remember – And Still Fail
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content:
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•Problem: Complex passwords (e.g., 99$T7oEJ^&pHp%5#hb) defy memory.
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•Weakness: Reuse invites credential stuffing; keyloggers grab every stroke.
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•Flaw: Reliance on perfect encryption—compromised channels doom passwords.
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•Fix: nKode ditches passwords for secure, simple warfighter auth.
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Slide 5
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title: Credential Stuffing – Passwords Betray the Mission
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content:
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•Threat: 80% of breaches start with stolen passwords reused in automated attacks.
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•Risk: Commercial breaches (e.g., email, banking) expose military accounts if warfighters overlap.
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•Problem: You can’t control external leaks; passwords make it your mess.
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•Solution: nKode ends password risks with edge-ready security.
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Slide 6
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title: Keyloggers + Passwords = Warfighter Risk
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content:
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•Threat: Keyloggers (software/hardware) steal passwords by recording keystrokes.
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•Risk: Exposes military networks and tactical edge ops to adversaries.
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•Problem: Hard to detect; passwords are the weak link.
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•Solution: nKode eliminates passwords, secures warfighters.
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Slide 7
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title: nKode Authenticates Over Compromised Channels
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content:
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•Challenge: Encrypted channels (e.g., TLS) can be compromised by MITM attacks.
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•Risk: Adversaries intercept or spoof credentials, disrupting tactical edge ops.
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•nKode Advantage: Authenticates reliably even if encryption is breached.
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•How: An nKode keypad randomly shuffles making it impossible to know what icons are getting selected
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Slide 8
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title: nKode Outclasses Passwords – Warfighter Ready
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content:
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•Passwords Fail: Hard to recall, reused, nabbed by keyloggers.
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•nKode Wins: Pictographic, unique, keylogger-proof.
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•Edge Power: Authenticates over compromised channels, <1KB bandwidth.
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•Bottom Line: Simple to use, impossible to crack.
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Slides 9-11
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Explains what nKode is and how it works
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Slide 12
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Title: The Team
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Content:
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content about the team...
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Slide 13
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Demo
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I think the flow should be different:
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The 2nd slide "Authentication Factors... " is a good intro.
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I think the slides that discuss all the different attacks then explain how nkode fixes the issue should be change.
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I think the slides should first introduce the problem of passwords.
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It should explain how the state-of-the-art in Something you know authentication has stagnated for the last 60 years where something you have and something you are have made progress in leaps and bounds.
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Then i should explain what nKode is. After the audience has a basic explanation of nkode, i can wrap up by explaining how nkode can solve all the vulnerabilities of passwords followed by the demo |