StrongPass for Google Chrome

Manage Your Passwords and Authenticate Before Logging In With StrongPass

StrongPass is an authentication token generated for the computer. The token can be used to authorize specific websites or applications on that machine. When the server receives the token, it authenticates the user and gives the application access to the requested data.

How does it work?

There are three basic methods of authentication:

1. Web-based - When a website is accessed, the browser will issue a refresh token that is saved on the client machine and then sent to the server for authentication. Once the server has verified that the user is authorized, it can access the requested data.

2. QR Code - After entering the code, the QR code is scanned by a mobile device that provides the authentication information to the server. The code can also be scanned by a QR code reader for a more convenient user experience.

3. Smartphone - After the code is scanned, the application accesses the authentication token that is generated on the smartphone. Once the server has verified that the user is authorized, the requested data is accessed.