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We have received reports from users that tiqr crashes after upgrading to Android 9 (“Pie”). This is a very annoying Heisenbug (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heisenbug), as it was very hard to reproduce. It effected only some users, and it could not be related to specific phone models.
It turns out that Adroid 9 treats byte arrays differently from previous Android releases, which causes trouble when decoding these byte arrays into UTF-8 strings.
We have release a public beta that intends to solve these issues. You can sign up for testing the beta version here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/org.tiqr.authenticator
Posted by Joost van Dijk in:
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privacyIDEA is a modular authentication system, and version 2.6 features a new module for tiqr authentication. Check out the docs, or have a look at the demo video.
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In August 2015 SURFnet introduced SURFconext Strong Authentication which allows institutions in Dutch higher education and research to secure access to cloud-based services more effectively. Better security is particularly critical for cloud services handling more sensitive data. Tiqr is available as one of three authentication method besides SMS and YubiKey.
For more info visit SURFconext.nl
Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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We are pleased to announce that we have a new partner that supports tiqr in their product, Clavid, a Swiss company that offers a cloud Identity Provider. More information about their tiqr integration can be found on their website.
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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We are proud to announce that our partner RCDevs has won the Cartes SESAME 2012 Award in the Discovery category. More information on the Cartes SESAME 2012 website and on the RCDevs website.
Posted by Joost van Dijk in:
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tiqr is nominated for the 2012 ISOC.nl awards, in the category Security and Privacy. The winner will be announced November 22nd during an event organised for the 15-year jubilee of the Internet Society Netherlands.
Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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Our partner RCDevs has just announced that their OpenOTP/tiqr solution has been nominated for the SESAME 2012 Award. Winners will be announced at the Cartes 2012 conference in Paris held from November 6th until November 8th. For more information, see the news section on the RCDevs website.
Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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The tiqr team is represented at the Internet Identity Workshop from May 1-3 in Mountain View, CA. There are people from both SURFnet as well as Galois present who can tell you all about tiqr if you’re at the event and are interested. We will show tiqr during the demo session on Wednesday May 2nd, so please feel free to join us there if you would like to learn more.
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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The slides for the tiqr presentation at APAN 33 in Chiang Mai, Thailand are now available online. Click on the slide preview to download the slides in PDF format.
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There will be a presentation on tiqr to the Asia-Pacific advanced networking community at the APAN 33 conference in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The presentation will take place on Thursday February 16th in the afternoon middleware session starting at 14:00h in the Chiang Mai 3 room.
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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In May 2011 SURFnet hired Madison Gurkha to perform a security audit on the tiqr application for iOS and Android as well as for the server-side reference implementation. A report containing a summary of the findings of this security audit and details how the vulnerabilities that were identified in the security audit have been mitigated in the current tiqr release is now available. It includes a summary of the results of a re-audit performed by Madison Gurkha in September 2011 on the updated tiqr application and server-side reference implementation.
The main conclusion of the report and the re-audit is that the security of tiqr is more than sufficient
The report can be downloaded here
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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There will be a tiqr presentation at the ICTDelta 2011 conference in The Hague on November 16th. ICTDelta is a yearly conference organised by NWO and ECP-EPN, platforms for research and innovation. The tiqr presentation is scheduled in track #1 (ICT and society) at 14:45h in room “South America” (see also the programme in Dutch)
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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We will be presenting on tiqr at the GOVCERT.nl symposium. GOVCERT.nl is the incident response team for the Dutch government and is part of the Ministry of Security and Justice. They organise a yearly symposium where international speakers discuss hot topics relating to cybersecurity. For more information, please go to the symposium site or check the programme for day 1 or day 2. Our talk on tiqr is scheduled for November 16th at 11:20h in the “Research” track.
Posted by Joost van Dijk in:
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We’ll be presenting on tiqr security at SECURE 2011 – 15th Conference on Telecommunications and IT Security that will be held 24-26 October 2011 Warsaw, Poland. Check out the agenda for more information. We are scheduled on October 25 at 3 pm.
Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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USENIX has posted the schedule for this year’s LISA conference on their website. As we already announced earlier, we are excited to let you know that we will be presenting on tiqr at the conference.
We would like to invite you to come to our talk if you are planning to attend LISA; the tiqr talk will take place in the security 1 session on Wednesday December 7th at 4PM EST
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Posted by Roland van Rijswijk in:
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| We have just submitted the final version of our paper on tiqr for the USENIX LISA ’11 conference in Boston, MA. If you are attending, make sure you come and see our presentation! More information about time, date and location will be announced here once schedule has been published by the conference organisers. |
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Press release by SURFnet on August 8th 2011
tiqr, the mobile authentication app by SURFnet has won second prize in the ‘Develop for Privacy Challenge’. This prize was awarded last Friday, August 5th 2011 in Las Vegas at the international hacker convention DEFCON 19. The challenge was set by the ACLU (the American Civil Liberties Union), an American organisation defending civil rights who with this challenge wanted to draw attention to digital human rights.
