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#JASMY In concrete terms, this is what Tadashi Morita, Kazumasa Sato, and Takeshi Hagiwara have created: the end of passwords as you know them, a patented system unlike any other! Today, everyone juggles dozens of passwords, for banking, emails, social networks, and online services. These engineers propose a radically different approach. With this technology, your device can generate a brand new password for every use by combining two key elements: your biometric data; and the identifier of the service you’re accessing, for example, your bank’s website or your cloud account. No password is ever stored, neither on your phone nor on any server. Each key is calculated in real time, only when you need it. How would it work? Let’s take a concrete example: You open your banking app. You simply place your finger on the sensor. The app recognizes your fingerprint and the bank’s service ID, then generates a unique password for that specific connection. The next day, you log into another website the same fingerprint now produces a completely different password, customized for that service. You have nothing to remember, nothing to manage. Everything happens automatically, and every service gets its own secure code. Real-world applications Mobility Imagine your car recognizing your fingerprint. The digital key that unlocks it would be created from your fingerprint and the car’s vehicle number. No more lost keys, no more theft risks. Payments You could make purchases simply with your face or fingerprint. The system would generate a unique payment key for that merchant, unusable anywhere else. Healthcare At the hospital, your biometrics could open your medical file. The access key would be created from your fingerprint and the authorized doctor’s ID. No one else could access your records. Smart home Your connected home would know who you are. Your fridge, TV, or heating system would activate only when recognizing your fingerprint or voice. Business and education One single gesture, one biometric authentication and all your work or school services open, each with its own unique password. Major advantages No passwords are ever stored, meaning nothing can be hacked. Every service has its own unique access code. Your biometric data remains stored locally on your device. Without your physical presence, no thief or hacker can access anything. For #JASMY, this innovation isn’t just about strengthening security, it’s about giving everyone back control of their digital identity. Your body becomes your key to the digital world without ever revealing your personal information to external servers.