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Daniel Robichaud has identified that individuals struggle to remember all their important login and account information, and oftentimes jot them down on scraps of paper that are never to be found again; therefore, he launched the app PasswordBox. The app allows users to save all their passwords on an app and website that is locked by a master password. A large concern for the company was people’s reluctancy to place all their personal information in one place, seeing as hackers are a prevalent threat; however, PasswordBox has foreseen this problem and come up with a convincing solution. The PasswordBox App contains security encryption similar to that of the government meaning that the company itself would never gain access to the information in the account. The company has already thought about innovating a product that it has not yet released; they want to change the master password into a more reliable biotmetric technology such as retina detection or fingerprint scans in order to increase the companies security. Although the company is still at its early stage of development, PasswordBox has a promising proposal on solving a common problem amongst a large portion of the population.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/small-business/sb-digital/innovation/montreal-entrepreneur-thinks-he-has-solution-to-internet-problem-too-many-passwords/article15410645/