Mandriva 2010 beta: Screenshots

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If someone can ... hack my computer, steal my passwords and address book, and monitor my facebook info to get the "little things" about me ... then what is there to stop them from capturing a voice feed when I do authenticate myself and use it themselves to "prove" they are me?

From: NAB eyes three-factor authentication

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