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Nuke Login™

Nuke Login™ is a software product that would provide secure access to computer accounts without the user needing to worry about passwords or related concerns. Like other password manager products, Nuke Login™ would provide the ability to automatically login to many different accounts, but it wouldn't require a password to login to itself. Instead of replacing many passwords with one, it would replace many passwords with a different process.

Also, Nuke Login™ would not only manage the process of logging in. It would manage the whole login-related processes for the accounts, including registering, logging in, changing the security information, logging out, and closing accounts.

When a user was registering for a new account, if they only needed login credentials to register, Nuke Login would automatically generate those credentials and register them. If other things were needed, Nuke Login™ would take care of the login credentials and mask them in the registration process so the user wouldn't need to worry about them. Nuke Login™ would also generate and send information like password reminder questions and answers.

Once a user was registered for an account, Nuke Login™ would automatically log them into it whenever needed. Also, Nuke Login™ could logout a user from an account on purpose if they wanted, and log them back in later. If a user wanted to close an account, Nuke Login™ could close it and remove it from the system. If a password needed reset for some reason, Nuke Login™ could manage the process of resetting that password.

It wouldn't display passwords to the user or let the user copy them to the clipboard. It also wouldn't let the user set their own passwords. It would always automatically enter secure generated passwords that complied with the policies of each account. When a user wants to add an existing account, it would reset the password to a secure generated password.

The app could support managing logins through many of the web browsers, mobile apps, and desktop apps on a device.

It would not bother itself with other things like "secure notes," credit card information, or auto-filling forms: it would focus on actual passwords.

 How it could work:
It could work similarly to other existing password managers. Like an aggregator or screen scraper, it could know where the login-related forms and fields were for a wide up-to-date library of providers.

Login process:
The user would install the mobile app on a trusted mobile device. Then he would install the app on a secondary device. The mobile app would use the device camera to scan a special graphic (like a QR Code) on the secondary device. This would login the user to the secondary device.

Things to think about:
  • How could the user recover lost access to Nuke Login™? There would need to be a recovery solution in case something happened to the trusted device.

Verified Author: Serafino Software™
Maturity:  Idea 
Type: Software Product
Date Claimed: 17 August 2017
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