Online security: Romanian startup TypingDNA uses typing habits for user identification
At a time when almost everything can be done on the Internet, keeping the online data safe is of the utmost importance. Some use long and complicated passwords while others use face or fingerprint recognition. Local startup TypingDNA…
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At a time when almost everything can be done on the Internet, keeping the online data safe is of the utmost importance. Some use long and complicated passwords while others use face or fingerprint recognition. Local startup TypingDNA developed a new security solution that uses typing habits for the online users’ identification.
Launched in 2016, TypingDNA offers an artificial intelligence-based solution that recognizes people by the way they type on their keyboards. The local company has continued to grow and expand since then, attracting investors and constantly increasing the number of users. TypingDNA co-founders Raul Popa and Cristian Tamas and the startup’s first angel investor Adrian Gheara talked to Romania-insider.com about their typing biometrics technology and future plans.


