ISBN: 9798249150259 - two-factor authentication: poems that require verification (9 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED - Please enter your credentials to continue. You used to have access. The passwords were shared, the devices were trusted, the doors were open. You could unlock their phone, read their messages, enter their life without verification. You were already inside. Then the passwords changed. The access was revoked. The trusted device was removed. And you stood at the login screen with credentials that no longer worked, trying to access a life that had locked you out. In the fifth volume of The Digital Death Collection, poet Fransesco Malila explores the security protocols of the heart-the passwords we share and the passwords we change, the trusted devices we were and the unknown hardware we've become, the two factors of love: something you know and something you have. Featured Poems: - The Password Was Your Birthday- Your Face No Longer Unlocks This Phone- Enter the Code Sent to Your Heart- I Used to Be Your Trusted Device- Authentication Complete (Finally, Myself) Two-factor authentication: something you know, something you have. I knew you completely. Now I have nothing. Access denied. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED - Please enter your credentials to continue. You used to have access. The passwords were shared, the devices were trusted, the doors were open. You could unlock their phone, read their messages, enter their life without verification. You were already inside. Then the passwords changed. The access was revoked. The trusted device was removed. And you stood at the login screen with credentials that no longer worked, trying to access a life that had locked you out. In the fifth volume of The Digital Death Collection, poet Fransesco Malila explores the security protocols of the heart-the passwords we share and the passwords we change, the trusted devices we were and the unknown hardware we've become, the two factors of love: something you know and something you have. Featured Poems: - The Password Was Your Birthday- Your Face No Longer Unlocks This Phone- Enter the Code Sent to Your Heart- I Used to Be Your Trusted Device- Authentication Complete (Finally, Myself) Two-factor authentication: something you know, something you have. I knew you completely. Now I have nothing. Access denied. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…