All too often it seems that there are reports of password leaks from reputable sites that hold sensitive information, and the ORWL (pronounced Orwell) personal computer guarantees that no such leak could ever impact its users. The miniature PC eschews password protection in favor of a physical key that literally unlocks it for use.
The ORWL computer uses several layers of security to make sure that only its intended user is controlling it. Beyond the key, the computer connects to a fob via Bluetooth and will only stay active as long as the fob is within range. Further, to attach any external devices, the owner must use their key to unlock an active mesh. If that mesh is broken, cut, or drilled through, the computer automatically shuts down.
Key-Protected Personal Computers
The ORWL Miniature PC Uses a Physical Key Instead of a Password
Trend Themes
1. Key-protected Technology - Opportunities for utilizing physical keys for security instead of relying on passwords.
2. Two-factor Authentication Devices - Innovative security measures such as key and fob combinations for safer user authentication.
3. Secure External Access Technology - Development of active mesh technology as a means to limit access to authorized users only.
Industry Implications
1. Cybersecurity - Security systems that prevent data breaches and hacker attacks by providing physical barrier protection such as the ORWL PC.
2. Computer Hardware Manufacturing - Production of miniature PCs and their individual components such as Bluetooth-connected fobs for secure access.
3. Smart Home Technology - Incorporation of physical keys in smart home devices for secure access and control, enhancing overall security of the smart home.