Safe Box authentication
Safe Box authentication (SBA) is an Access Control with a Checkpoints Platform (ACCP) based on the Push - Check - Pull, out of flash memories. SBA is an additional layer on your authentication system to drive more humanity into your platform when logging in.
This is a multi-layer intermediary with an account login process for users to access their platform with more information than just passwords and for users to authentify who they are to avoid bridge hacking attacks. So along with the password and username, the users will be asked to enter a code sent to their email, scan a QR code, or scan a fingerprint or DNA read.
This platform doesn't use any heavy database processes, and at the place, it uses a set of owned functions named flash memory along with a decisions tree embedded on push and pull processes out of check-in for access control. This gives us a great advantage in speed to reduce electrical consumption on a server for more performance, I mean an eco-friendly layer of security for your services to your beloved customers.
It's a method of electronic authentication in which a user will be granted access to a website or application after successfully presenting the necessary evidence to the authentication algorithm. It is an intermediate access control platform in place to give a stamp of humanity to any electronic system of accreditation and authentication.'
SBA is an essential tool for protecting consumer data from identity theft. By implementing this measure, the security of the traditional username and password login is supplemented by an additional layer of protection.
