| Website | vidoop.com |
| Blog | blog.vidoop.com |
| Category | Software |
| Phone | 503-445-0909 |
| info@vidoop.com | |
| Employees | 30 |
| Founded | 3/06 |
Vidoop, a company using the OpenID protocol, is out to change the way we “sign on” by eliminating multiple login names and passwords. Vidoop has developed a method by which logging in to any site will require only one username and no password. Its login technology precludes users from having to create new passwords and names through a software-only two factor system.
The system is called Vidoop Secure. It is differentiated by the way it authenticates users; through the use of categorized images. When users sign up for the service they chose a set of secret image categories (dogs, boats, trees etc.) that become their visual password. To sign into a site, users click their image from an ever changing grid of pictures. The result is a secure method of authentication that requires human interaction, yet very little of it.
Vidoop provides web single sign-on using the OpenID protocol, but can also manage your web identities for sites that don’t support single sign-on.
| Website | myvidoop.com |
| Blog | blog.vidoop.com |
| Launch Date | January 1, 2008 |
| Tags | username |
myVidoop identities can be used on any site, anywhere, with small plug-in, which integrates myVidoop with your favorite browser and allows users to store and lock all their usernames and passwords using their myVidoop account.
