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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dan Moore is the Head of Developer Relations at FusionAuth. Listen in to learn how the future of authentication may look different than it ever has, and the tools driving us towards that future.
These systems have always existed in some form: Authentication is any form of verifying who you are, authorization is any form of verifying what you can do. These systems are getting more complicated to make your life more simple.
We discuss changing standards, the guarantee of more security breaches, and the surprisingly near future of biometrics for authentication.
Dan is confident you'll give up privacy for convenience– Because most people already do.
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